Sentence examples for Make up for the delay from inspiring English sources

Azarias was driven to another checkpoint to make up for the delay, formally disqualifying him in the race, but he crossed the finish line on horseback after nine days of riding.

The dispute involving Judge Wolin has already led plaintiffs' lawyers to increase their settlement demands significantly in many other cases involving companies that are not in bankruptcy proceedings to make up for the delay in resolving the five cases, Mr. Brickman said.

If you wait too long, though, you'll have to contribute a lot more to make up for the delay — at least if you want a big enough harvest to do anything with.

Despite all the efforts of the Romanian Presidency to make up for the delay in the Council, and the European Parliament presenting a general approach at the Council of Ministers on 5 March 2019, there is no longer time for manoeuvre to initiate inter-institutional negotiations, due to the European elections next May" said Michel Dantin (EPP,FR) on Wednesday.

Early customers, however, are receiving big discounts to make up for the delays caused by a series of manufacturing problems.

Sony, the world's largest game console maker, aims to make up for the delays, which were caused by lower-than-expected production capacity for the PlayStation 2's advanced graphics chip.

Last week, transit officials said they would give a 15percentt refund to commuters with July monthly train passes to make up for the delays, which include the derailment and Monday's power failure.

German politicians are up in arms about rumours that all A380 production will be moved to France; Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a Socialist candidate for the French presidency, has said that rather than slashing costs, Mr Streiff should hire more workers in order to make up for the delays.

But the two countries have since more than made up for the delay.

Orange County ultimately set a reassuring example; although it postponed a debt repayment, it made up for the delay by paying a higher rate of interest.

Whether they could make up for the initial delay during a longer healing period remains speculative but seems probable.