Sentence examples for making compensating from inspiring English sources

There are various ways of curing the disease — for example, by removing the tax loophole and making compensating cuts in corporate tax rates so that business over all does not pay more.

Moreover, flow capacity of the wellbore is large compared to that of the reservoir in the same direction, making compensating steam movement in the reservoir difficult (Vander Valk and Yang 2007).

These latter factors make compensating for biases in transcript abundance difficult.

Ironically, Mr. Blair, now traveling the world making handsomely compensated speeches, serving as a special Middle East envoy and earning millions as a consultant to banks and investment houses, continues to throw his own shadow over his successor.

True, Iraq is allowed to sell some oil and spend the proceeds, under UN supervision, on food, medicine and other humanitarian supplies, once deductions have been made to compensate Iraq's victims and pay the UN's expenses.

Changes in conditions cannot readily be made to compensate for changes occurring in ingredient properties.

This, in turn, makes her compensate for the instability by pushing her knees and hips forward and arching her back.

Computer Associates and Ranger Governance, Mr. Wyly's company, said the payment was made to compensate Mr. Wyly for the costs of his proxy fights.

Just a part of that data is gone, he said, and adjustments can be made to compensate for the loss.

And we can also recall the alternative worlds – created like magic from their own lives – that people made to compensate.

The study's lead author, Dr. William Marras, an engineering professor, said the difference lay in the extra efforts back patients made to compensate for their injury.