Sentence examples for organized to compensate from inspiring English sources

The match had been organized to compensate Bayern, since Robben aggravated an injury playing for the Netherlands at the 2010 World Cup, and went on to miss several months of the 2010 11 season.

That is why various forms of networking are encouraged in order to grasp signals from diverse levels/spheres/sides of social reality and organize dialogues to compensate existing communicational gaps.

In order to compensate for the shortage in designer resources, circuit libraries of sub-micron CMOS processes have been organized to be used by amateur designers.

It ranges from 1 (poorly organized) to 13 (well organized).

Conservationists are working mightily to confront the problem — by helping villagers build predator-resistant corrals, organizing insurance programs to compensate herders for their losses, or to seek fresh revenue streams by, say, luring wealthy adventure tourists their way.

Even as some clinicians attempt to compensate by organizing multidisciplinary meetings, inviting doctors from all specialties to discuss a patient's therapeutic options, "there will inevitably be a hierarchy at those meetings of who is speaking," Dr. Srivastava noted.

To compensate for the sometimes-ineffectual police force and judicial system on the island, Rose organized a group of vigilantes known as the Night Riders to keep the peace.

To compensate for these variations and also to compensate for tracking errors, the use of a Self-Organizing-Map (SOM) with a one-dimensional topology is proposed.

Rule 2: Organize to learn.

Last month, the administration organized its allies to put a slow squeeze on the North Korean economy by cutting off the oil that was supposed to compensate for an agreement to stay away from nuclear power.

"You learn to compensate.