Sentence examples for easily made up from inspiring English sources

Russia accounts for only 3% of Germany's total trade, so the losses were easily made up in higher exports elsewhere.

It would be a half-dollar at most, easily made up with one slick deal in a poker game.

Travis County accounts for two of every five voters in the district, but she easily made up for her losses there (she got 42 percent) with wins elsewhere.

A day after Jeter dislocated his left shoulder on a collision at third base, his teammates easily made up for his loss.

Shortfalls in capacity on less automated lines can be more easily made up by substituting in manual labor, Musk said on the earnings call, but once the automation portion is up to the task, production should be much easier.

Furthermore, the lack of flourish is easily made up for in the hotel's dining room, which serves a white-gloved breakfast buffet and an excellent dinner, best enjoyed on the large outdoor patio that overlooks the misty morning city, or the blinking lights over the harbor at night.

"Investors can easily make up for any gains when there's more action in 2013".

Just one year's money from all major retailers would easily make up this shortfall".

Any difference we can more than easily make up with the money we would save".

If they were linked, these resorts would easily make up the largest ski area in North America.

As more couples decide to marry, she said, this new market could easily make up 10percentt of her business.