Sentence examples for cannot be made up from inspiring English sources

"The money I made in Russia cannot be made up somewhere else," Mr. Moskalevskyi said.

"Eight years of neglect cannot be made up overnight," Mr. Lindsey said.

The money would help to prevent lapses in early childhood education, which often cannot be made up later.

There is the price of being late: the meal will start without you, and, as the Web site puts it, "any missed courses cannot be made up".

"I advise all Chinese families, do not send your kids away, no matter how hard, because that loss cannot be made up," she said.

But other bits cannot be made up, and reflect the kind of crowd that turns out on a chilly Monday night to hear a vice-presidential candidate and congressional budget expert speak.

The production lost to the dispute cannot easily be made up as car plants often work around the clock.

At the same time, it also reflects real concerns that Greece has failed to make necessary structural changes and that, against the background of a continuing recession, its public finances cannot be made to add up.

For the moment, it seems the politics and economics of such moves cannot be made to add up.

Because infections at baseline were considered prevalent and not incident, a direct comparison cannot be made from baseline to follow-up visits.

Publicis can afford to buy Grey Global, Mr. Levy told Le Figaro, but "an acquisition cannot be made just to move us up the ranks of the world's biggest communication groups".