Sentence examples for truly compensate for from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

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?

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

They now rank 18th – a bit closer to being able to compensate for their defensive faults, and a bit closer toward truly treading water without Steph Curry.

"France is truly itself only when it stands in first rank: Only vast endeavors can compensate for the ferments of dispersion that its people carry within," he wrote emphatically.

Moreover, this would compensate for the fact that MALDI-TOF-MS is not considered truly quantitative.

Those studies support that Mn2+-Pi, but not Mn2+-polyphosphate or Mn2+-pyrophosphate, can compensate for the loss of superoxide dismutase enzymes and that Mn2+-Pi truly serves as a cellular antioxidant [27].

Women could compensate for this by injecting testosterone, but if they took enough to be truly competitive, they would become men, which would somewhat defeat the purpose.