Sentence examples similar to content and make up from inspiring English sources

If a woman is unable to attend a session, the interventionist will call them and make up class content over the phone.

Non-discriminatory pricing of bits and the clear definition of layers (i.e. the logical separation of conduit and content) that make up the Internet stack are two of the key architectural foundations of the network.

They are long past the point, however, of being content to make up the numbers and wave Saracens through to an inevitable domestic and European double.

Sometimes networks will create custom sponsorships or other content to make up for poor ratings or cancellations.

First, bonus content "should make up no more than around 10%" of an ebook — a rule aimed at book stuffers.

Not content to make up employees, the Steins failed to inform their accountant that they actually did have a real employee.

Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated that public content would make up 4percentt of News Feed.

While we could not find further information on the content and make-up of this currency, it could be interesting for other countries who want to eliminate banknotes as a source of bacterial transmission.

Tan et al. (2014) report that assessment, curriculum content, and preparation made up 35.8% of all the perceived difficulties in inquiry practices.

In Europe and Latin America, products with recycled content make up about on average 20percentt of the at-home market, according to experts at the Kimberly Clark Corporation.

Tredwell was one of four spinners selected for the tour but is not content simply to make up the numbers.