Sentence examples for nothing to compensate from inspiring English sources

"They want an exorbitant amount of money to join and offer nothing to compensate for it," Mr. Gaetke said.

"There was no food bought for them for their smoko or lunch breaks, nothing to compensate for their time, they were there for six weeks full time".

That is, in such cases the MMSE has nothing to compensate because the channel conditions are pretty good.

As the Wall Street Journal usefully reports, when Sisi closed nearly all the tunnels and did nothing to compensate for the passage of supplies above ground, some Israeli officials began to raise the alarm bells about the harshness of Cairo's actions.

And when the computers in Mr. Lepage's "Ring" go haywire, there's nothing substantial to compensate.

Yet, so far, New York has done nothing remotely adequate to compensate these forgotten victims for what one investigatory commission called "the bloodiest encounter between Americans since the Civil War".

There's just nothing else concrete enough to compensate for her weak resume.

There is nothing else in these letters to compensate for our disappointment.

No one meant it as such, it was called critique, and was supposed to be constructive, but in my case it was so useless because there was nothing else in my texts to compensate for the criticism.

[T]here is absolutely nothing in this consent decree to compensate consumers.

It is not hoarding for hoarding's sake – I am trying to compensate for having nothing from the past by keeping everything for the future.