Sentence examples for insufficient compensation for from inspiring English sources

These aspects of "Sweet Tooth" keep the reader trucking on through the novel, but alas they're insufficient compensation for the story's self-conscious contrivance and foreseeable conclusion.

In 2007, several quilters from the Gee's Bend community sued Bill and Matt Arnett, alleging insufficient compensation for their art, which had been reproduced on calendars and licensed for home-décor products.

Jerome E. Winston, a health department worker who tracks the sexual networks of infected people in the Delta, said he had heard complaints from some women about other women who accepted insufficient compensation for their companionship.

NOT IN CHINA Two 70-year-old women protesting what they viewed as insufficient compensation for their homes were sentenced to "re-education through labor" for applying to hold a protest in an area where officials promised that Chinese could hold demonstrations during the Olympic Games.

The royalty Mr. Brandt receives for each stream of a Mode recording — about one-third of a cent per stream, by his estimation — was insufficient compensation for the potential loss of CD sales that might result from having those recordings available for unlimited streaming.

But priced at 104 to yield 6.2%, its 70-basis-point advantage over the ten-year Treasury is, for new buyers, insufficient compensation for the industry's problems.

On the other hand, if White can recapture with a piece, the trade on c3 typically concedes the bishop pair for insufficient compensation.

Not surprisingly, this raises the hackles of many of those losing their land or homes (often for insufficient compensation) and has resulted in some extreme, and extremely awesome, efforts to resist expropriation.

Their grievance, receiving insufficient compensation when their homes were seized for redevelopment, is perhaps the most common complaint among Chinese displaced during the country's long streak of fast economic growth.

This is because the questions included in these questionnaires typically relate to benefits covered by supplementary insurance and not to disorders for which the risk equalization scheme provides insufficient compensation.

In reality, insufficient compensation helps to perpetuate troublingly high turnover rates throughout the country for DSPs.