Sentence examples for insufficiently compensated from inspiring English sources
While companies like Apple may believe they are insufficiently compensated for their inventions, the evidence often suggests otherwise.
Junior doctors believe that if the new contract is imposed, they will be insufficiently compensated for unusual working hours, such as weekend shifts.
One obstacle to the wider availability of the service, the study noted, is that doctors are "insufficiently compensated for working evenings and weekends".
It included little-known accounts of Viennese landmarks – from the city's famous ferris wheel to luxury hotels – that had been Aryanised and for which owners or heirs had been either never, or insufficiently, compensated.
Increased lipid peroxydation activity [113], [114] insufficiently compensated by anti-oxydant mechanisms [121], as supported by related altered gene patterns identified in this study (Table 5), may result in high levels of circulating ox-LDL contributing to altered cholesterol metabolism.
While in estrogen deficiency and under GC therapy endosteal resorption is insufficiently compensated by periosteal apposition, RA is associated with some periosteal bone apposition resulting in a maintained load-bearing capacity and stiffness.
On the left there is a predictable reluctance to call it a "living wage", and an insistence that it is insufficiently high to compensate for the cuts elsewhere in last week's budget.
While NMR and GC-MS do provide information on many water-soluble metabolites, we believe that these methods are still insufficiently sensitive to compensate for their lack of coverage.
The relatively low flow during CPB has been proposed to compensate insufficiently, and thus to result in relative hypoperfusion of organs, including the brain.
Will teachers be compensated?
