Sentence examples for rarely compensated from inspiring English sources

But, Dr. Eisenstein said, patients whose cells provided the genes that have been patented are rarely compensated.

Banks have rarely compensated clients for losses on their investments, because of concern about setting off a wave of similar claims or lawsuits.

The inhabitants are rarely compensated for the loss of their land and must pay for the dismantling and reconstruction of their houses, the diplomats said.

However, PEGylation can mask the binding site, especially in peptides, and thereby reduce the activity drastically, which is only rarely compensated by the improved bioavailability.

The well-intentioned suggestion reminded me that, in tech, women and underrepresented minorities are themselves often asked to assume the mantle for diversity efforts — work for which they are rarely compensated.

"When I worked full-time, I was rarely compensated for overtime," says Jack Goldenberg, a former ad-agency creative director who now works as a contract copywriter for a pharmaceutical company.

The trouble is, we rarely compensate enough.

However, UCATT says this rarely compensates for the loss of employee benefits.

Salary variation rarely compensates for the apparent difficulties of teaching in urban settings and, in some cases, contributes to the disparities.

People who drink lots of high-calorie beverages rarely compensate by eating less, and they can end up with a caloric overload.

The emphasis was on decorative elaboration for its own sake and, although much 19th-century Indian wood carving shows great technical skill, this rarely compensates for formlessness and stereotyped ornament.