Sentence examples for because it made up from inspiring English sources

Not least because it made up its numbers, it should never have got into the euro.

He changed her first name to Doe because of her soft wide eyes — and because it made up in glamour what her given name, Dorcas, seemed to lack.

The victory against Marquette may be the sweetest because it made up for the low point of this up-and-down, injury-riddled Panthers season.

In response, Mr. Schundler says state aid was effectively cut because it did not keep up with inflation, and that because it made up such a large part of his budget, those cuts hurt more than cuts in other cities.

Before 2002, shipping was excluded from price considerations because it made up a small part of overall costs.

Because it makes up 70% of total demand, its feebleness does much to explain why the economy has tipped into recession.On all four counts—house prices, credit, the labour market, and fuel and food prices the consumer's position is likely to worsen in coming months.

Yet Microsoft can afford to open up search even more so than Yahoo because it makes up such a miniscule portion of its current revenues.

"It's always nice to have flowers in a guest room, because it makes up for any deficiencies," she said.

You probably won't see projections for a winner before Clark County's vote is released, because it makes up more than half and there is a general understanding that no projections are made before the caucuses end.

You probably won't see projections for a winner before Clark County's vote is released, because it makes up more than half and there's a general understanding that no projections are made before the caucuses end.

I'm lucky in that I enjoy all the different elements of being an author – research, talking to readers, signings, festivals, touring – but the bit I love best is actually writing the books, which is handy because it makes up roughly 90% of the job.