Sentence examples for not only compensated from inspiring English sources

In fact, Bustani was not only compensated at his tribunal, he was completely exonerated of Bolton's accusations and his employers were obliged to pay special damages.

A comparative analysis to developments abroad can help illustrate the situation better: women are not only compensated unfairly compared to their male counterparts, but they also substantially lack representation and voice.

But then came the next and oppositional suite of dances that not only compensated for the intent sobriety of Preludes and Fugues, in its staging of a modern bacchanalia, it purposefully overcompensated for it with theatrical and romanticized, if not primitivist relish.

Compared with the previous compensation methods, this technology can not only compensate the beam squint angle with an on-focus circular polarized feed, but also provide a well-designed surface with high beam pointing accuracy considering actual engineering.

Such help would not only compensate in some small measure for these unfortunate tax bills but would give the economy a quicker, more certain shot in the arm.

Of particular concern to John Piper, the vice president of the studio, was whether the balloonified characters, with their gigantic heads and teeny-tiny limbs, would be able to achieve what he called free lift — meaning, Mr. Piper said, "that there's enough helium inside the balloon to not only compensate for its weight but to make it fly".

However, the higher signal not only compensates this drawback, but gives an increase in the SNR.

It not only compensates the size of the signal but also compensates the details of the signal lost in the area where LACK is sharing the channel.

The SCS-RX not only compensates the time offset of a given user, but it also uses an optimal time phase for each subchannel.

This method can not only compensate the drawbacks of each locomotion method, but also enhance the advantages of each locomotion method.

It is shown that the developed controller not only compensates the hysteresis in the piezoelectric actuator effectively, but also exhibits rate-dependent property that allows piezoelectric actuator to track both periodic and non-periodic motions accurately.