compensate for

People generally do not fall in love with government bonds, and Treasuries have no other use to compensate for a fall in value.

But I managed to compensate for this in several ways: first by loving authors who were opposed to the rationalist tradition of that history.

Some people with ADHD are able to compensate for their distractibility, at least for a while.

And a lower tax bill does not always compensate for the expense and monotony of Swiss life.

To them, it indicates that physical attractiveness is not that big a deal and that it's easy to compensate for physical shortcomings.

He did not want to be a thief. That sum or any other could never compensate for the state which he had thus foolishly doffed.

It is always wise to look carefully at at least two sources of information to compensate for bias and possible shortcomings.

Lost out on it, do not worry. What worries people will not only try to do a good job later in order to compensate for the lost come!

Additional jobs have been used to compensate for the low wages.

Life insurance contracts are not contracts of indemnity as they do not compensate for a loss that must be calculated.

How much to compensate for the impact of past emissions, and how much to help prevent future emissions?

He finds it hard to believe that the sort of money needed to compensate for the loss of deforestation revenue would be forthcoming.

This is bad news for Asia's export-led economies at a time when their domestic consumption is still not enough to compensate for a US slump.

To get her stats to compensate for Her skill set to make her = to fiddle, annie, or anita would be almost impossible.

Of course it is a disappointment and something we did not want but I feel we have enough strength to compensate for his absence for a while.

Pay clean-up expenses incurred in eliminating the pollution, compensate for the losses and be liable to a fine.

And if he knocks out the tooth of a manservant or maidservant, he must let the servant go free to compensate for the tooth.

He told me that if I were willing, the airline would pay me a handsome sum to compensate for the inconvenience.

Can you shade some sunlight and effectively compensate for the added CO2, and produce a climate sort of back to what it was originally?

China seems to compensate for this by absorbing huge numbers of workers in a growing service sector.

Glucose oxidation via pyruvate dehydrogenase complex did not compensate for reduced palmitate oxidation rates.

I will do anything and everything to compensate for what I've done, as long as you will let me.

She also said he'd had his skin lightened to compensate for his vitiligo, a condition that causes the skin to lose pigment.

People who stay in education for longer appear to be better able to compensate for the effects of dementia on the brain, a study suggests.

Do not comment on what you don't know the truth, otherwise, you may use the value of life, to compensate for your mistakes.

The Company would not compensate for any service hour owing to the Customer's unpunctuality and any reason.

bad product whether compensation: not bad do not need to compensate for, deliberately bad cut or other intentional plot, to pay for.

Scientists believe this means the stream will not be able to add that extra heat to Europe and compensate for the cold Arctic winds.

The only reason you're fiddling with the other two settings is to compensate for your fast shutter needs.

In life, we try to compensate for the things that that we lack by making up for it in other ways.

That has not stopped piracy, and download revenues have not been anywhere near enough to compensate for falling CD sales.

Even if China demand is rising, the wilting economies of Europe, Japan and the U. S. more than compensate for that demand.

But the firm will probably give Indian real estate a miss as it feels the potential returns do not compensate for the risks.

Identify Your Fears: Many times you may behave in certain ways because you are trying to compensate for fears.

For securities firms and customers to redeliver securities borrowed or to compensate for securities entitlements.

At times, the cat may not compensate for the injury, and a corrective surgery must be considered.

Jung claimed that the function of dreams is to compensate for parts of the personality that aren't properly developed in real life.

The manager praised me for my working, saying my enthusiasm, diligence, and adaptability could compensate for the lack of experience.

A form of conditioning used to compensate for signal distortion and delay on a communication channel.

Even if you decide to volunteer for a good cause on this day, the gratification you feel will more than compensate for the time you spend.

Carbon offset involves a reduction in carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gas emissions made to compensate for emissions elsewhere.

It may also be used to compensate for proximity effect or to reduce the low frequencies that can make an instrument sound dull or " muddy. "

Boosting their levels seems to compensate for oxidative damage to this enzyme.

His decision to lock up his daughter stemmed from a need to compensate for the years during which his mother dominated him.

Where the infringed suffers any other serious losses, the infringer shall also compensate for such losses.

The cell might be able to compensate for one silent mutation but not for multiple rarely used triplets.

To compensate for the initial borrowing, the government would have to cut future benefits so much that workers would gain nothing at all.

Some open source solutions attempt to compensate for this scaling issue by employing a strategy called static partitioning.

To create asymmetrical balance, there must be an increase in intensity to compensate for the change in position.

The only real route left is to unilaterally slap tariffs on Chinese imports to compensate for alleged currency undervaluation.

He wanted a persistent infringement of his legal rights stopped, not an award of money to compensate for the interference.

But the researchers found those with more education are better able to compensate for the effects of the condition.

But the notion that it could possibly compensate for years of lost output and lost jobs seems wholly implausible.

You should instead seek one who would be less demanding, more liberal, and who could compensate for the austerity of your parents.

One of the problems with poor API design is that more or less every developer who uses the API have to compensate for the poor design.

Corporate-bond spreads are sufficient to compensate for the kind of default levels seen in the Depression.

The pleasure and interest gained seem to compensate for the modest risk.

It said the move was needed to compensate for lower output from other countries in Opec.

Tactics could play a role too, with teams changing the way they play to compensate for the changed flight of the ball.

The maneuvering of an aircraft partially into a crosswind to compensate for drift.

A company can compensate for smaller payouts with a smooth claims process and a friendly response.

a resistor inserted into a circuit to compensate for changes (as those arising from temperature fluctuations).

Antonio Valencia suffered a bad injury against Rangers. How do we compensate for his absence from the side?

However, development teams should be able to compensate for this during a design session.

Lord Norwich's first test, he notes in his introduction to "The Middle Sea" , was to compensate for an ignorance of Spain.

It would be all but impossible for other nations to compensate for such an increase, Tanaka said.

Simple sheet or uncorrected molded glasses do not compensate for the 250 nanometer difference in the wave lengths of the red-cyan filters.

So while the commute may be a bit more pleasant now, painful future fare increases are likely to compensate for lost revenue.

Swithers stops short of saying that the animals in her study were compelled to overeat to compensate for phantom calories.

Most such stems hae a few degrees of anteversion built into the neck to compensate for this, and separate right and left stems are required.

So how do you cut down the amount of light that gets into your camera to help compensate for a longer shutter speed?

In other words, the government has tried to further manipulate the economy to compensate for the adverse effects of its printing of money.

Initially, symptoms may be mild, since this resilient organ can compensate for a certain amount of damage.

hearing aids and other appliances which are worn or carried, or implanted in the body, to compensate for a defect or disability.

To compensate for that risk of price fluctuation, longer-term bonds usually have higher interest rates than shorter-term issues.

"We stepped it up, " he says, adding that drone missions will continue to increase, in part to compensate for the withdrawal of troops.

We've got to compensate for your loss.

She used her good looks to compensate for her lack of intelligence.

Her dignity and social position were not enough to compensate for the contempt she saw in his pale eyes.

Compensation can be used to undo or compensate for updates that have been completed.

He gave me a new knife to compensate for the one of mine he lost .

No amount of money can compensate for that kind of damage.

Even in New Hampshire, however, the sheer volume of campaign events could not compensate for his lack of a forceful message.

The itch to shop has long been known to overwhelm some people, either because of simple materialism or to compensate for emotional problems.

Katim explained that this kind of behaviour is de rigueur in Gambia. Women work twice as hard to compensate for their other halves.

We require you to replace the damaged goods and grant us a special discount of five percent to compensate for the loss.

Dirham lenders receive higher interest rates to compensate for the funding cost differential between the London and local interbank markets.

"That suggested that their bilingualism is helping them to compensate for that more advanced brain atrophy, " Gold says.

The most common mistake is to assume that promotion will compensate for any of the other Ps that may be lacking.

In order to compensate for deviations at the front and rear edges of the boards , HMS offers an etching correction system .

But in 2004 the White House called for reduced spending to compensate for tax cuts and a rising deficit.

Make time To move or travel fast , as in an attempt to compensate for lost time .

The Compensate for Taskbar position checkbox adjusts the position of the text to ensure that it is not covered by the Taskbar.

A bimetallic element is fitted between the movement and Bourdon tube to compensate for fluctuations of ambient temperature at the case .

If the victim suffers other great losses therefrom, the infringer shall compensate for those losses as well.

You could buy some daily necessities first and the airline company will compensate for it.

More often, marriage is about the union of two ordinary people and how they compensate for one another.

However, you can use the ODBC support included in this client to compensate for some of these scenarios.

Many commentators are looking for an increase in domestic demand in emerging markets to compensate for the slowdown in the US.

Network education courses as the core network resources, to compensate for the lack of traditional education has played an active role.

How do humans compensate for an underdeveloped sense of smell?

As well as a measure to reform INDEC, Congress is discussing a bill that would raise pensions by almost 50% to compensate for inflation.

I will do anything and everything to compensate for what I've done, if you let me.

It should facilitate the kind of collaboration that helps individuals compensate for their blindnesses, instead of cultivating them.

To compensate for this, the heart works harder and enlarges.

To compensate for the contact potential when switching low voltages, place a clean copper short on an unused channel.

automatic slope control . a device which automatically changes the slope of an amplifier ' s curve to compensate for temperature changes.

The system is designed to compensate for light changes, shadows, reflections, car headlights, and other outdoor environmental events.

Buffer : Temporary storage used to compensate for the different speed of adjacent .

They are modest enough to realise their shortcomings, and hire colleagues who compensate for those weaknesses.

Such a free hand to compensate for what we have to take certain official website . . . and pull away.

Gilbert has found that studying the structure of a network in greater detail can compensate for this to a degree.

Will Gordon Brown withstand demands for public sector pay increases to compensate for the rising cost of living?

You can compensate for that drying effect by faithfully using a good conditioner.

That could mean car designers will have to build in new safety features to compensate for the extra hazards facing overweight passengers.

This was judged by your team to be more than sufficient to compensate for the competitive issues.

We are prepared to allow you a special discount of 5% to compensate for the trouble we have caused.

According to the company, the first system attempts to compensate for camera shake by moving a lens in time with movement of the camera.

Our clients expressed their dissatisfaction. They strongly demand that you compensate for the loss.

"It is a good deal for Apple, because sales of iPads, which are in great demand, can compensate for this $60m cost, " You said.

Historically, foods were fortified to compensate for nutrients lost during processing and to curb malnutrition within the population.

Manufacturing failed to compensate for the losses, even if a cultural efflorescence led by the Beatles accompanied the economic woes.

He argues that Huaneng is buying foreign electricity producers to compensate for weakening performance in its domestic market.

But no amount of external assistance can compensate for a lack of motivation and commitment.

Can you charge a price high enough to compensate for that?

The crush increase was to compensate for lower Indian soybean production and soybean meal exports.

will compensate for the "situational awareness" that the pilot has in a voice based environment.

Bear markets in bonds tend to be less spectacular than those in equities, but what they lack in depth they compensate for in length.

Hoof, for thickening of the claws, especially ungulates developed, and continued proliferation, to compensate for wear parts.

Equity Risk Premium The extra return that the stock market provides over the risk free rate to compensate for market risk.

Baidu was asked to make a public apology, compensate for the writers' losses and halt any cases of copyright infringement.

Enterprises can upgrade human resources, improve the quality of per capita output to compensate for the increase in manpower costs.

Third, monetary policy must somehow compensate for a fiscal response that has been too timid, too structural and too unco-ordinated.

You only need to make a new connection about every 8 seconds to attempt to compensate for the network latency.

The gas pressure inside the cavity of the molded article acts as a holding pressure to compensate for shrinkage.

We compensate for our inability to multitask with a remarkable ability to single-task in rapid succession.

To compensate for this shortcoming, we'll construct a class that creates a watermark on a source image using either another image or text.

The temperature coefficient of this family is designed to compensate for temperature coefficients of typical samarium cobalt (SmCo) magnets.

Recent studies suggest another way in which species compensate for the inefficiency of wind pollination.

Now maybe that the kids who take this fruit juice have other things in their diet that might compensate for it.

There may be another reason athletes are taking Viagra - to compensate for the impotence brought on by banned hormones.

Merkel seem to forget is that their eastern partners need lower corporate tax rates to compensate for their workforces' lower productivity.

These troops will have to compensate for the Byzantines lack of gunpowder units late in the campaign.

When fully upgraded Titans become much more powerful and even help compensate for some of its weaknesses.

A new method to calibrate accurately a photoelastic modulator is proposed to compensate for the shortcomings of current calibration methods.

Countries praying that trade will compensate for sickly domestic demand will not take kindly to Japan's export-snatching manoeuvres.

An obvious way to compensate for a lack of skills is to be tough and unyielding.

Compensate for other losses and damages arising out of the Seller's default.

The Seller shall, after taking the remedial measures hereinabove, compensate for the losses, if the Buyer suffers from other losses.

She says she needed more and more kids to compensate for her growing up an only child in a "dysfunctional" home.

The SELLER shall compensate for shortage or exchange faulty goods in the next delivery.

Previous research has shown that undamaged areas of the brain can compensate for damage to brain areas that control movement and language.

This is a truly unrepresentative sample, both in sampling strategy and its make up, and statistical controls cannot compensate for this.

Each practitioner develops over time a handful of magic beans that compensate for the shortcomings of their espoused methods.

Those who compile the data are aware of this urban heat-island effect, and try in various ways to compensate for it.

Things are turning in your way and it will certainly be a year of surprises, and they will more than compensate for the unwelcome ones.

Any process that will compensate for such distortions of the initial pulse should improve reflection quality.

the person will try to compensate for it in sometimes extreme ways.

The charge controllers must compensate for these differences through the charge controller settings.

Most of the time this strategy works, because illiquid assets offer a premium return to compensate for the higher risk.

The authors also suggest that the expanding forests can compensate for industrial emissions by capturing and storing carbon.

To compensate for this reduced airflow, the press speed is reduced, which immediately results in lost production and lower quality.

"In other words, they'll be compiling as much background information as they can to compensate for the lack of other data, " Hall said.

A downgrade immediately increases borrowing costs as investors demand a premium to compensate for the higher perceived risk.

Participants who made notes to compensate for the vagaries of memory were likely to make the best decisions.

China hopes its computer skills can help it compensate for an underdeveloped military, the report said.

New carburetors manufactured for cars with these systems are specially calibrated to compensate for the additional air.

People say I am not okey, cause I love such elementary things. . . It's my fate to compensate, for the childhood I never know. . .

But demand for commercial-mortgage-backed securities has plunged because investors want higher returns to compensate for growing risk.

However, Mr. Feinberg made other cuts to compensate for allowing the full amounts to be paid.

They'll not only explain what went wrong, who or what they introduce you to will more than compensate for any losses.

The design compensate for the instability of software methods to great improved circuit reliability and security.

Its theoretical significance is further perfect the value of the aerobic on fitness, effective compensate for its theory shortage.

check answer expire resultless , postal company ought to grant first compensate for or take remedial action.

Any party who breaches this Contract shall compensate for any economic loss caused to the other party due to the breach.

The research supports the theory that bilateral processing is a way to compensate for reduced capacity of the right hemisphere with age.

Yip Lai Yin reflects on how "body language" may compensate for the imperfections of the written language.

Mr Cheng warned that the strength of domestic consumption could not compensate for the weakness of investment and net exports.

You might need to adjust the time interval to compensate for clock discrepancies between the workbench and the monitoring server.

In general, the distance from the main sequence metric attempts to compensate for real-world implementations.

The voltage compensation locus is proposed, which can compensate for voltage surges and ensure the minimum energy compensation.

Freyssinet flat jacks may be required to compensate for distortions arising from creep and shrinkage.

Some people shut down and start to compensate for this lost youth in negative ways.

Therefore, some signal conditioners include a feature called remote sensing to compensate for this error.

Yen weakness has been encouraged by the Japanese authorities and allowed exports to compensate for weaker than hoped for consumption.

This suggests that the human immune system has alternative mechanisms to compensate for the MyD88 deficiency.

We propose a novel spatial phase-shifting interferometry that exploits a genetic algorithm to compensate for geometric errors.

It's important to provide accurate skin measurements and not to compensate for a snugger or baggier fit in your measurements.

adj. No medical certificate would compensate for a declining sales graph.

To compensate for this loss, older women might consider taking a multivitamin containing both vitamin D and calcium.

The load carrying capacity of the CARB bearing is very high even when it has to compensate for angular misalignment or axial displacement.

Dr Smith's design can compensate for changes in the angle or position of the coils, allowing a user to move around freely.

Housing in the price management approach did not who is going to compensate for the loss of their loans to make specific provisions.

I wish I could compensate for my mistake. Please accept my sincere apology.

The shift led some analysts to conclude China was seeking to compensate for the global economic slowdown by devaluing .

Completion date shall prolong and compensate for actual loss if Party A fails to fulfill the responsibility stipulated in contract.

After all, not even the best technology can compensate for our personal shortcomings.

That's fine, as long as you compensate for any damage.

The later version of the software has been tweaked (adjust, fine-tune) to automatically compensate for BIOS shortcomings.

It is worth noting that some Pinot clones may be slightly deficient in tannin and the addition of stems can compensate for this .

compensate for financial loss, not to provide an opportunity for financial gain.

Bearing this can compensate for rotation between the shaft and housing suitable The skew.

Sometimes, all that is necessary (in earlier drum-type Brakes) is a minor Brake adjustment to compensate for lining wear.

This, so the argument goes, leaves Beijing with no option but to spur domestic demand to compensate for lost export revenues.

Designs compensation control to compensate for the speed, carries out simulation result.

Your body will undergo a vibrational shift to compensate for the lack of mobility that most will experience.

Goods shipped by sea are typically insured for 110% of their value, to compensate for the extra costs involved in replacing lost goods.

Since you need to breathe more to compensate for low oxygen at high altitudes, drinking could make you more likely to experience hypoxia.

On the demand side foreign spending is unlikely to compensate for the freewheeling American consumer.

But life experience and accumulated wisdom can help offset normal brain decline and compensate for slowed retrieval time.

Even with small variations in the factory set gap the ultra-efficient firing power design will compensate for those small variations.

Products made suitable for home-based care help compensate for the failure of health services to reach remote areas.

The same basic technique was used to compensate for damaged pixels.

Now researchers have figured out how: Tibetans compensate for the lack of oxygen by boosting the supply of blood to their tissues.

The experiments indicate the method can effectively compensate for the distortion of camera.

Does Japan want to import more oil and gas from politically unstable regions to compensate for a decline in nuclear power?

Some small merchants require credit purchases to have a minimum amount to compensate for the transaction costs.

compensate for the undesirable material caused by the direct losses at all costs.

But I'm very willing to learn and I'm confident I can compensate for any lack of experience soon.

A bowl of thin monkey broth simply couldn't compensate for a long day's march and left everyone in a sullen mood.

Herod's Shoulder will now result in a decrease to main hand damage by 45% to compensate for the unbalanced weight.

Another way to compensate for the extra light that a longer shutter speed lets into your camera is to adjust the ISO setting of your camera.

Don't worry, the insurance company will compensate for your loss.

Agencies will lose these incentive income streams and will need to look to new revenue models to compensate for these losses.

Although I lack of work experience, but I'll use own diligence to compensate for these disadvantages.

That's why it's so important to develop organizational systems to compensate for the limitations of our brain.

The new online registry system would presumably compensate for developers' failure to report accurate data.

The quotient of the amplitude of harmonics allows us to calculate the unbalance between paths and to compensate for it.

Our heart rate, blood pressure, and lung capacity must and will compensate for the lower air pressure.

The advantages of family planning more than compensate for the disadvantages .

To transplant or implant(living tissue, for example)surgically into a bodily part to replace a damaged part or compensate for a defect.

Indemnity A contractual agreement made between different parties to compensate for any damages or losses .

And maybe one day, he speculates, there might even be a drug to compensate for what your genes won't give you.

Take it easy. There must be some ways to compensate for it.

The packaging that the rise in price and cannot fully compensate for the rise in production costs.

We won't find one miracle food that will compensate for an unhealthy lifestyle.

Environmental and civil responsibility has Compensate for harm and against exclusion.

Larger Chinese consumption will compensate for lower Chinese exports and allow China to maintain high growth.

Doing something worthwhile makes us feel worthwhile and can compensate for other shortcomings in the position.

One is that bank profits do not compensate for the economic risks created for the global economy.

The exporting firm has then gained sufficient bargaining power to more than compensate for lost profits.

The factory party agreed to compensate for your damage.

He had a heart pump implanted in 2010 to compensate for worsening "end-stage" congestive heart failure.

The second purpose of vertical integration is to compensate for slowing growth in core markets by moving into new fields.

Buffett does not think it makes sense to compensate for uncertainty by raising the discount rate in your calculation of intrinsic value.

For this scheme to work, the government must provide wage subsidies to compensate for lost pay due to the shorter hours.

The widespread use of mobile phone short messages and its advantage can compensate for the deficiency of ane-mail.

Some will start to manufacture other products like outdoor furniture to compensate for slower pallet sales.

All the strategic innovation in the world cannot compensate for an unmotivated staff or low productivity.

Three corpora with different text styles are employed to make the quantitative studies to compensate for this defect.