Sentence examples for race to compensate from inspiring English sources

Democrats have made heavy use of 527 committees in this year's race to compensate for the Republicans' strong financial advantage, prompting a wave of Republican efforts to curtail these groups.

It would give at least $60 million annually to the horse-racing industry to compensate it for being excluded from Internet poker and for losing revenue to tribal gambling casinos.

Two balls, which are free to travel around a circular race, are used to compensate for the mass imbalance in the plane of the device.

It must comply with onerous procurement rules meant to prevent graft, which in practice are merely a drag on getting things done.In this section Running just to stand still Fidel's last riddle The cheque bounces ReprintsThis flawed behemoth is now in "a race against time" to compensate for Cantarell, says Fabio Barbosa, an energy specialist at Mexico's National Autonomous University.

Since then, Liberty has failed to sign any major new races or sponsorship deals to compensate for ones that have pulled out, and this led to F1's revenue reversing by $18 million last year, as the Independent recently revealed.

Even for the runners who finish out of the money, the prestige of competing in the elite women's race may be reward enough to compensate for some potentially lonely miles on Nov. 7.

Many cyclists expected tropical conditions during the race and adjusted their training to compensate.

To compensate this difference, some races are arranged solely for female horses.

Maintaining "negative energy balance" is neither easy nor fun when your body is craving calories to compensate for the rigours of racing multiple back-to-back 200km-plus stages.

Once such technique, scenario-based control, has exhibited the potential to compensate for flow disturbances such as race tracking.

We cannot achieve these by arguing about how to compensate the also-rans in a race they never should have entered.