Sentence examples for that was compensation from inspiring English sources

In a baseball coincidence, Swisher was drafted by Oakland in the first round in 2002 with a choice that was compensation to the Athletics for Boston's signing of Damon as a free agent.

Most of that was compensation for their losses.

That was "compensation" for steering the bank to the point of a bankruptcy avoided only by a $45 billion taxpayer bailout and a further guarantee of $300 billion of the bank's toxic assets.

Of course, this may mean we get product X a few pence cheaper. Maybe, on reflection, that is compensation enough.

And in the richest segment of the financial industry — on Wall Street, that is — compensation has gone up even more dramatically.

Jo, who is British, has golden hair and the dewy complexion that is compensation for living in a sun-deprived climate.

"Members are working to ensure that the pass-through rate applies as intended to income from business operations ― and also that income that is compensation for services continues to be subject to the individual tax rules," Schillinger said.

For instance, there's a mile-wide definition of income that entitles the Internal Revenue Service to share in "all income from whatever source derived," including payments that are "compensation for services".

The efficient computational method can be summarized as follows: Initially, the power SS (that is, compensation parameter n=1) is used to suppress the reverberation, and the likelihoods of all speaker models are calculated.

Is it because we assume that anyone who would do anything for the love of it should believe that is compensation enough?

Overcoming the reduction in function of a hypomorphic mutation is achieved through an increase in expression levels, that is, compensation.