Sentences with phrase «to compensate for something»

It may be a wise way to consume dairy: Studies have shown that when people cut back on fat, they tend to compensate for it by eating more carbs and sugar.

What separates today's best and worst hybrid PCs is the way they manage their inevitable flaws and compensate for them in other areas.

I did not use any of their resources to create it, was not compensated for it and designed and built the program with little input.

I went into the money management business because if I lost money, I wanted to be able to say that I had not gotten compensated for it.

And board members are certainly well compensated for it.

Actually: You may have to use your sick time but you will get compensated for it when you bring your claim if the missed work is found to be related to the crash.

If that were allowed, each would have an interest in supporting policies that protect existing advantages or simply compensate for them.

My husband over compensated for them not being there by taking a million photos.

So instead we can work to make sure that everyone sees the biases in the system and can work to eliminate them (or at least compensate for them).

They may not feel comfortable having those conversations and, if they are paid on commission, they aren't directly compensated for them either.

In the end we are glad to see that there was a result and we think that we have been adequately compensated for it.

-LSB-...] compensate for all I lack in culinary talent.

We very rarely see bargains any more, as clubs demand huge fees to compensate for them losing their best players.

We then get insufficient sleep during the week and compensate for it during the weekend.

Your pelvic floor is able to compensate for you even when there is an imbalance so you don't notice the issue.

This ensures that if one sector does not perform well the other sectors compensate for it.

That's true in most card games, but there's a difference in how the best ones compensate for it.

Poor people who are negatively affected can be compensated for it through the welfare system.

In this case if you had a weak r ^ 2, a strong RE could still compensate for it.

If so, you may be entitled to recover a monetary award to compensate you for you injuries, as well as for any pain and suffering caused by the accident.

We will ensure your medical bills get paid and that you are compensated for you pain and suffering.

That way you are compensated for it so that you can replace it if you wish.

In no time you will be compensated for you losses and able to replace them immediately and get on with your life.

I know all her negatives, but I still choose to love her because the positives compensate for them.

We all have blind spots, and we need to become aware of them, and compensate for them in order to protect ourselves and those in the car with us.

I figure if I'd have to work this hard anyway as a published author, I should at least get compensated for it.

To a good bond manager, he aims to add risk when he is well compensated for it, and reduce risk when it is not well compensated.

We call these «courtesy services,» because they're not necessarily services that relate to actual transactions — meaning that we're not going to be directly compensated for them.

I guess I try to compensate for all I lack in culinary talent.

Some are willing to offer friendly advice in their effort to build a relationship with good candidates, but understand that this isn't their primary responsibility and they're not compensated for it.

Others, particularly chromebooks, will only have a small allotment (16 or 32 GB) of flash storage, but compensate for it with generous offers of additional free cloud storage.

The destruction of modesty is a hateful project: «[I] t is precisely denying a woman's special vulnerability and stripping her of her natural way of compensating for it that is the height of true misogyny,» Shalit observes.

Not only is a weaker pound likely to reduce consumer spending power, but cheaper exports won't be able to compensate for it if new tariffs hinder our international supply chains.

Often it means your body has been worn down by compensating for something like a shortened trapezius (an effect of craning forward at a computer for years).

The large island compensates for it.

:) Plus, you know what they say about guys who have to drive big cars... they're probably compensating for something else that isn't big (and I'm not talking about his ego).

Happiness is fleeting, and getting to do something I love and get fairly compensated for it, as well as connect with readers, defies description.

However, you may present qualifications non-related to the job yet compensating for something missing in your academic background.

Business owners who really understand themselves also understand their own shortcomings and take steps to balance their weaknesses by surrounding themselves with people who compensate for them.

That Dean fellow, if I ever met a midlife crisis driving convertible compensating for something.

He tipped fairly well throughout the week and seemed to get compensated for it as we cashed in our comps at the end of the week, and although, he gambled one more evening than I, had 800 % more in comp dollars.

The most likely result from such dieting is the so called «yo - yo effect» — deprived from the usual amount of calories for a period of time, the body quickly compensates for them afterwards.

Clegg also accuses Gove — who was education secretary for the majority of the coalition government — of putting dogma ahead of the interests of pupils when he axed the Connexions careers advice service but refused to give schools instructions on how to compensate for it because he did not want to compromise their autonomy.

That reflected radiation can interfere with the main signal unless a decoder compensates for it.

But about 2 years ago, a seasonal strain appeared whose fitness is not diminished by the mutation — perhaps because other mutations compensate for it ---- which explains why that strain has spread so fast, even in countries that use little oseltamivir.