Sentence examples for not fully compensated from inspiring English sources

They suffer from erosion in their real income that, in many cases, is not fully compensated by their employers.

The elastic deformation or compression produced at the leading section of the area in contact is a hindrance to motion that is not fully compensated as the substances spring back to normal shape at the trailing section.

Mr. Brody said in his lawsuit that when the film's producers were initially unable to pay him for his work he entered into a new agreement giving him the right to withhold the use of his likeness from the film if he were not fully compensated - a deal Mr. Brody said the producers broke by releasing "Giallo" on home video in the United States while still owing him hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The results imply that under the cultivated land use system, losses of soil organic carbon were not fully compensated by organic matter inputs from the crop residues.

It has been determined that the coating deposition process gives rise to a significant decrease in such properties, which is not fully compensated for the presence of the film.

The occurrence of Cr4+ in the perovskite lattice was required to balance the replacement of Y3+ by Ca2+ ions not fully compensated by the designed coupled substitution of Ti4+ for Cr3+.

In the end, he could not fully compensate for Michigan State's depth.

Moreover, both practices breach the basic obligation of fund managers to treat all their investors the same.Mr Spitzer now threatens that he will "litigate until these companies do not exist any more" if mutual funds found guilty of abuses do not fully compensate shareholders for their losses and hand back their management fee.

Overflow occurred in 10 events indicating the increased permeability did not fully compensate for the undersized volume.

The presence of soot leftovers in DPF2 indicates that the addition of fuel-borne material does not fully compensate for the temperatures needed for complete soot removal.

Although open-ended outputs may not fully compensate the information and power asymmetries, they could at least allocate some more choice also to the less involved stakeholders.