Sentence examples for but make up from inspiring English sources
The affable young servers aren't especially polished but make up for it with attentiveness.
François Hollande says he will spend more but make up for it by adjusting tax policy.
Roman Catholics form the largest single religious denomination but make up only one-third of all religious adherents.
Full-time entrepreneurs may have less experience than their Western counterparts, but make up for that with sheer effort.
Some entrées emphasize hearty proportions over innovation but make up for it with a provocative side dish.
They have no money but make up for it with an incredible amount of know-how in all aspects.
They do open earlier at the weekend, but make up for it by being closed on Monday and Tuesday.
Such places usually do not have gardens, but make up for this with stunning views from upper terraces.
Financial services still dominate the Lower Manhattan office market but make up an increasingly smaller proportion — 46 percent, compared to 57 percent in 2005, according to CBRE Group.
They account for more than 70 percent of health, social and education workers but make up less than a quarter of employees in mining, manufacturing and construction.
