Sentence examples for time to compensate from inspiring English sources

Is it time to compensate kidney donors?

The time to compensate for these injustices is now.

AUTHOR: Robinson II, Edric A. TITLE: The kidney shortage: is it time to compensate donors?

Such a patient takes a long time to compensate for this imbalance.

Perhaps, soybeans have less time to compensate for lower plant populations if planted in mid-June in NY.

But sensitivity increases over time to compensate for a later, weaker return signal from a farther-off target.

The office has been criticized for its reluctance at times to compensate the wrongfully convicted without a lengthy, costly court proceeding.

One study in southern Norway showed that rather than increasing foraging times to compensate for harrying by insects, the animals lost body mass, which makes it harder for the calves to survive the winter and for adults to successfully reproduce.

The country's improving oil fortunes are well timed to compensate for Iran's declining oil output, which according to OPEC fell by 12 percent in the first three months of the year as India, China and other Asian nations have gradually cut purchases under pressure from the United States and Europe.

Research in Europe has shown that a paper bag must be used three times to compensate for the larger amount of carbon used in manufacturing and transporting it.

For instance, if a plastic bag is used just once, then a paper bag must be used three times to compensate for the larger amount of carbon used in manufacturing and transporting it, a plastic "bag for life" must be used four times, and a cotton bag must be used 131 times.