Compensate used in a sentence

Compensate in a sentence as a verb

I can write code that doesn't have to suck to compensate for poorly chosen deadlines.

I benefit from the work of Mozart and feel no need to compensate anyone.

They absorb delays as if it were their own fault and falsify logs to compensate.

If they want employees' full attention, they have to compensate it.

Large areas can be removed and the remainder will compensate.

Is it enough to compensate them with a discounted price or price cap at conversion?

If you compensate employees with options, they deserve whatever they end up being worth.

Relying on coders who use a text editor all day and appreciate good software and want to compensate someone for their good software.

Sometimes when an issue seems a genuinely big deal and/or of particular interest to hackers, we compensate less.

They seem to be trying to sell him on a rotten deal because they think it's just such a privilege to work on their golden idea that they don't need to compensate properly.

If I say yes, I can require that person to compensate me for using my work or I can decide that I don't want compensation because I want others to freely benefit from my work.

Additionally, I hate frivolous lawsuits, and having the government compensate you so readily for injuries really seemed to reduce the way people would resort to "just sue them".

Thus, the harder they work, the more likely it is that the company will perform to or above expectations, and thus the more likely it is that their stock or option package compensate them for the "excessive hours".

Its multiple symmetrically-arrayed engines allow for it to compensate for a sudden loss of thrust from one side: the other side reduces thrust as well to stay balanced, and everything else just burns a little bit longer.