Sentence examples for somehow compensate from inspiring English sources

"I don't see a lot of hope that we can somehow compensate for the climate trajectory we're on," she said.

What the drug's proponents are advocating is taking a drug to somehow compensate for what many believe is the nation's overzealous diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

So when I learned that Mr Schecter, like my maternal grandfather, had been interned in a Soviet labour camp during the second world war, I naively thought I could protect him, that I could somehow compensate for the resilience that had sustained him in the past.

There is nothing that he lacks for which created beings somehow compensate.

Really?" As though being good-looking would somehow compensate for my lack of social skills.

Out of guilt or uneasiness, I found myself cheering loudly for the Carp, as if this could somehow compensate for the decision to drop the bomb.

The court also held that prosecutors must demonstrate that the original tipper was somehow compensated for offering the tip.

Those commentators who accept that verdict but think Mr Brown's approach to, say, tax credits, somehow compensates, seem morally confused.

I rely on the musical rhythm of their acting, and this somehow compensates for my lack of knowledge of the language".

"Unless the farmer, the producers, the rancher is somehow compensated, he's going to be reluctant to lay out the cash".

This bias in the SOPs use was somehow compensated by sources of resilience that contributed to the actions outcome.