Sentence examples for is now compensating from inspiring English sources
The government is now compensating the families of victims of variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob.
Although Mr Santos was instrumental in several of the biggest blows against the guerrillas during his time as Mr Uribe's defence minister, his government is now compensating victims of the conflict with land restitutions.
Our software is now compensating for the microURL opacity, unpacking these links and harvesting the metadata they carry to aid indexing of the gestures they contain.
The Thackers, she theorises, with their neurotic needling and ferocious competitiveness, must be failed actors themselves, the product of stage schools that didn't make it, and are now compensating by rechannelling their frustrated energies into journalism.
It might be that Fitzgerald was now compensating for his distasteful portrayal of Wolfsheim, or maybe he didn't want to be labeled anti-Semitic in an industry populated by Jews, or maybe he was mindful of what was going on in Europe in 1939.
For example, a number of companies are now compensating their partners over time based on the LTV of the users that they attract.
His analysis led to a change: Policyholders in those parts of the country are now compensated 24 hours after the theft is reported.
Certainly corporate leaders themselves are among the beneficiaries as they are now compensated mainly by massive stock options.
"The United States, the very origin of the financial crisis, has been burned so badly it is now trying to compensate by overregulating," he said.
Despite the fact that the neo-X is now fully dosage compensated (Abraham and Lucchesi, 1974), and has obtained a similar base composition as the XL (Gallach et al., 2007), we noted that the translocation resulted in a preferential loss of orphan genes on the neo-X.
As one way of finding savings to pay for health reform, Congress is also discussing lowering payments to private insurers who are now being compensated to cover some Medicare patients.
