ensate in a sentence

1. Compensate!' in English and Turkish.

2. ‘You’ve provided a great service to the Enclave, and you will be compensated.'”

3. She probably overcompensated a lot to try and be 'normal,' which eventually did a lot of damage."

4. The solutions offered up until now are far from sufficient to compensate for the damage suffered.'

5. 35 hours are paid for, 1.2 hours are a donation to the company ('job guarantee!'), 1.3 hours will be compensated in spare time.

6. Surely your medical experience would tell you, Watson, that weakness in one limb is often compensated for by exceptional strength in the others.'

7. At one point, a Nazi official tried to give them cyanide, pretending it was a mixture of vitamins to compensate for the captives ' poor diet during their imprisonment.

8. The compensatory model posits that these individuals have enhanced self-regulation abilities, which are able to compensate for their antisocial impulses and facilitate their 'success.'"

9. Arab frustration with the recognition of the state of Israel after the Second World War has for decades been expressed as 'why should the Arabs have to compensate the Jews for the Holocaust that was perpetrated by the Europeans?'