However, the following year he was recompensed by being fourth-billed in Garbo's film A Woman of Affairs.
She became a spy for Charles II in Belgium, and, insufficiently recompensed by the King, subsequently spent time in a debtors' prison.
The occasional lazy descriptive sentence or foray into hotel-bedroom farce is recompensed by Schuster's vigorous supporting roster of problem-child players, skinflint team owners and M.B.A.-flaunting executives.
In that scenario, whether or not she was recompensed by society and her job held open would indeed be a matter mainly for her, while her husband continued to provide for the family.
Farmers pay a higher price for seed without being recompensed by a greater yield.
Burning quads and blistered feet were recompensed by spectacular panoramas along the way: colorfully dressed Hmong and Dao mountain people walking to market, the stilt-house villages of the lowland Tay and children directing water buffalo.
Burning quads and blistered feet were recompensed by spectacular panoramas along the way: colorfully dressed Hmong and Dao mountain people walking to market; the stilt-house villages of the lowland Tay; children directing water buffalo.
The cooperation argument depends on a short-term loss (such as keeping a promise that it is inconvenient to keep) being recompensed by a long-term gain (such as being trusted in future promises).
The cell loss of about a third of the J558L or K562 cells and of about half of the U937 cells after application of a combined HV/LV pulse with the ELPorator 1000 device, was recompensed by high transfection efficiencies.
Providers are recompensed by purchasers for services delivered, on the basis of national tariffs assigned to defined or coded procedures.
