Sentence examples for that has compensated from inspiring English sources

Just as restorative was a series of early-evening appearances by Nordic Affect, a Reykjavík early-music quartet that has compensated for the lack of an Icelandic Baroque by commissioning scores for period instruments.

But until now, local authorities, the government and the land tribunal have all backed an approach that has compensated leaseholders based on the average value of homes on the estate to be demolished, not the average value of homes in the wider area.

Increases to my pension contributions, pay freezes and now the prospect of a 1% pay increase are all very well and good, but none of that has compensated for all of the other things, like the increase in VAT that's meant prices have risen.

Drew is banging out numbers that have compensated for the struggles of the team's mainstays, Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones.

On one of these visits, the deluge of calls received convinced him that the company had gone too far in slashing the prices of its consumer PCs a move that had compensated for slowing demand from the American government, but hurt the firm's margins.

During winter season, bed planting improved number of grains spike−1 and 1000 grain weight (43.3 g) that had compensated the decrease in spike density of wheat (19.2%).

In contrast, progressives argue that TANF did real harm to low-income families, particularly children living in deep poverty, and that that any progress on child poverty has been achieved because of a strong economy in the 1990s and due to growth in other safety net programs that have compensated for the TANF cuts.

In contrast, no significant gene expression changes were seen in LVs of rats with moderate or small MI that had compensated LV injury.

Let it also be said that it has compensated for its lax ways.

Some noises are all but inaudible, while others are jarringly amplified (especially when she turns up her hearing aids), and the camera movements suggest that Carla has compensated for her hearing loss by developing a keen visual sense.

Before dismissing calls for compensation as gesture politics, it is as well to recall that the British state has compensated for slavery before – it is just that it compensated the owners, as opposed to the owned.