Sentence examples for which compensated from inspiring English sources

Malawi then created a national compensation tribunal, which compensated hundreds of victims of Banda's atrocities.

Which meant that Prost could start up with a lighter car, which compensated for speed.

Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue, which compensated for the discomfort of social consciousness by oversimplifying things, reflected as much.

The settlement, which compensated parents for post-traumatic stress disorder, was the first of its kind in British legal history.

LaFontaine's Rebellion Losses Bill (1849), which compensated those who suffered damages during the rebellion, precipitated riots in Montreal.

I liked the friendly dynamics of the class and felt challenged by my language handicap, which compensated for the fact that by some error, I had been switched from my first-grade class into kindergarten.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, for example, while praised for its prompt payment for the ground zero cleanup, has been criticized for the pace at which it compensated people who suffered economically from 9/11.

In both field studies, qTSN4 reduced panicle number, which was over-compensated by the increased panicle size in Fujita's case (leading to increased yield) but under-compensated in our study.

A P-frame is predictive-coded frame which contains motion-compensated difference information from the preceding I- or P-frame.

Lines transformed with silencing fragment 'g' showed a strong reduction of γ-gliadins, which was over-compensated by an increase of α-gliadins, ω-gliadins, HMW-GS and LMW-GS [ 24].

Evans [ 13] compiled information on compensations available for a few countries and showed that compensated claims (which refer to severe AEFI) by vaccine type differ greatly.