Sentence examples for poor compensation for from inspiring English sources

This was poor compensation for the loss of the southern Dobruja and of the Bulgarian exarchate in Macedonia.

The old women sentenced to re-education camps for daring to complain about poor compensation for their destroyed houses?

I know that must be poor compensation for the destruction of his beliefs and the ruin of his dreams of a pure capitalist society in which unregulated markets kept dispassionate watch over themselves.

Mental healthcare executive Pamela Daisey, chief operating officer of the non-profit Fellowship Health Resources, attributed the shortage of professionals to poor compensation for the grueling work.

Further, with labor rights hundreds of years behind the U.S. and Europe around the world, many are given poor compensation for jobs in countries where corporations outsource to -- often in conditions that put workers' safety on the line.

Others opposed to the project complained about the high taxes resulting from its high cost, poor compensation for seized property and the lack of public input into the project.

Though the companies have blamed poor compensation from the airlines for many of their problems, they have spent the last few weeks frantically trying to improve their image with raises for employees and announcements of far stricter rules at checkpoints.

Washington, D.C.--Shoddy working conditions, poor mentoring, and "embarrassingly inadequate" compensation for Ph.D. scientists are unfortunate but long-standing traits of the postdoctoral workforce, the National Academy of Sciences reported earlier this week.

Unfortunately, multiple barriers hinder the OST field from building a quality, stable pipeline of youth practitioners including high turnover rates, poor compensation and benefits, limited opportunities for upward mobility, and unstable funding.

On the other hand, if there are poor compensation and social security systems for those who develop occupational asthma, diseased workers may not seek medical help and continue working under exposure until the point where their asthma has become severe and causes severe disability.

Those forced from their homes often complain of poor compensation.