Sentence examples for truly compensate from inspiring English sources

"No amount of money can truly compensate these brave men and women for the suffering that they went through at the hands of a truly brutal regime," said Scott McClellan, the White House spokesman.

It is a dangerous job and no amount of money can truly compensate for the risks police officers like Kerrie Orozco take.

When we consider the dynamics of the entire population, this movement does not truly compensate for harvest mortality, because gains in one pack are offset by losses in another.

However, it is also clear that this numeric increase in the DC available to take up Lm cannot truly compensate to increase T-cell priming, likely because the efficiency of bacterial uptake into individual CD8α+ DC remains compromised.

Thus it is unclear whether TIMP-1 is truly involved or compensated for by other TIMPs, because other restraints as prevalent as limits on the rate of cell proliferation undoubtedly continue to exert their own rate-limiting effects.

For surround headphones to be truly immersive, they'd need to compensate for your head's motion.

Do you not realise that to be truly accepted as a diva, you must compensate for your burdensome conduct with unrivalled fabulousness?

But these men are able to compensate more completely than a truly autistic child or adult whose language deficiencies and cognitive deficits can often put him at a level of functioning in the mentally retarded range.

(And don't expect savings on gas to compensate consumers in a meaningful way: Any truly cost-effective increase in fuel efficiency would already have been made).

I really could not pay a registration fee, I told her, but if they truly needed me to pay it, perhaps they could compensate with an honorarium.

The element of surprise helps compensate for a comparative shortage, at least this year, of truly blockbusterish objects.