Sentence examples for towards compensating from inspiring English sources

Labor said that much of that money would go towards compensating lower income earners, leaving little money for other services.

It is hoped that cutting out printing costs will go some way towards compensating for this expenditure.

"There should be a levy on GM farmers, which would go towards compensating organic farmers if they lose their livelihood," she said.

There's no shortage of Digg style social voting sites currently available, but to date the general move in user generated content sites towards compensating users for participation has not come to general users of social voting sites.

The nurses set up intravenous morphine, which goes towards compensating for the hated catheter bag strapped to my thigh.

Ric once told me that was neither leaning towards or against compensating kidney donors when she started -- if anything, perhaps, she thought it was creepy.

They simply succeeded in directing the engineers' attention away from faulty equipment towards practical ways of compensating for the electrical "noise" - or erratic fluctuations - being produced.

The current political will, with Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt as its hapless mouthpiece, is more geared towards exploiting these convenient character traits than compensating for them.

In the meantime, ING's asset proceeds will naturally go towards raising its capital reserves, and also compensating for further impairments to its property portfolio.

A big chunk of this went towards trying to win back the grey vote by compensating older Australians for their higher living costs under the new tax system.

Particular strengths of the proposed calibration method is that it avoids extra weighting towards rare periods of good agreement and also prevents compensating biases through time.