Sentence examples for that would compensate from inspiring English sources

I kept waiting for signs of stylistic authority that would compensate for the vocal shortcomings.

In theory, that would compensate for the greenhouse gas caused by their flights.

It has proposed, for instance, an ad-skipping technology that would compensate networks for the skipped ads by charging users.

He said Congress was developing emergency legislation that would compensate people who had lost their homes and businesses.

The soccer club would have to strike a deal with the parking company that would compensate it for the garage and put it on more solid financial footing.

She entered politics four years ago, flush with idealism, working closely with Sunnis on Iraq's Constitution and a draft law that would compensate victims of Mr. Hussein.

After learning more about the venture, Mr. Scholl said, he decided that MySpace would compensate artists fairly and that free ad-supported music represented the industry's only practical future.

Ms. Ferrero-Waldner said the 27-country European Union would encourage member governments to pay voluntarily into an umbrella international fund that would help compensate the families and finance medical treatment and hospital projects in Libya.

Campaigners are hoping the brand will make up the $9m£5.8m8m) required to meet the $30m total that would fully compensate victims and their families.

Third, had market forces prevailed, more cabs would have been on the road since drivers would have been able to command fees that would properly compensate them for the risks of driving in poor weather.

The third goal was to determine if the self-selected postures oriented the direction of maximal endpoint stiffness in a manner that would best compensate for the unstable nature of the haptic environment.