Sentence examples for it really compensates from inspiring English sources

Overall, the binary tree formation procedure and maintenance may be time consuming but it really compensates when certificate exchange comes into play.

So, I have found a small silver lining, but it doesn't really compensate.

But at the same time, it doesn't really compensate for not having your family around.

But it did not really compensate for a much greater grievance – specifically, the failure to hold a referendum on the treaty of Lisbon.

It put a difference between us that we never really compensated for.

"No amount of money can really compensate Scott Olsen for losing part of his brain and the next time it may be even worse," Lederman told the Guardian.

What's more, today's modest improvement does not really compensate for the poor performance of industry in previous months.

After her brain tumour, however, nothing would ever really compensate her for the loss of her good looks.

"It's a sad business because a lot of people have lived here all their lives, you can't really compensate for that".

Since Aung San Suu Kyi declared, in 1996, that to visit Burma under the junta was to condone its regime, informed tourists have hardly been able to avoid wondering if the benefits of their own presence, complete with a copy of Ian McEwan's Saturday and lots of money, can really compensate for endorsing tyrants, in Burma or anywhere else.

So how can this really compensate losing close to 4000 "linked" pictures from my web albums?