Sentence examples for moved to compensate from inspiring English sources
Oil prices spiked to more than $41 a barrel by October 1990, but fell once OPEC moved to compensate by increasing production to make up for the loss of the embargoed oil.
This is because most of the room is in capacity saturation, and the FAP should be moved to compensate for regions which are not.
Where it is moved to compensate for patellar malignment the periosteal sheath is partially released and stretched to facilitate realignment prior to making drill holes.
Its PureView technology in effect stabilises the camera inside the phone by housing it in a cage with a gyroscope so that it moves to compensate for your wobbly hand.
"It's a big investment in solving a big problem," he said, adding that the city should also move to compensate homeowners affected by the leaks for damages suffered.
The Lumia 920 doesn't have the 41MP sensor, but does have what Nokia calls "floating lens technology": a gyroscope detects shaking such as uneven hand motion and the whole camera mechanism moves to compensate, so the shutter can be open for longer in low light.
The reason for this behaviour could be the CO2 concentration gradient within the package owing to the air flow that moves to compensate pressure differences.
Most teams would panic over the summer and make big moves to compensate.
But for the upper tier of executives, these trends could actually lead to richer corporate perks as management moves to compensate for the uncertainties.
And the move to compensate the victims has had some strange consequences.
The move to compensate fans follows a similar act by Wigan, whose players clubbed together to refund the costs of every away fan who travelled to Tottenham to see their team hammered 9-1 at White Hart Lane two years ago.
