Sentence examples for figures to make up from inspiring English sources

The Census Bureau and a number of Democrats and liberal groups have clashed for months over whether to adjust the 2000 census figures to make up for millions of uncounted people, mainly racial minorities and renters.

On the other hand, considering the grooves at the pad surface, we can use many small-area arrays (i.e., the small FNP unit as shown in Figure 1) to make up a large-area FNP.

Sentiment was hit after the team of European and International Monetary Fund officials pulled out of Athens early as they apparently disagreed over the country's deficit figures and how to make up for a growing budget shortfall.

In the debt talks in Athens, European and International Monetary Fund officials withdrew early as they apparently disagreed over the country's deficit figures and how to make up for a growing budget shortfall.

But the effort has stalled because of the difficulty of figuring out how to make up the $30 billion in lost revenue, if the tax were simply eliminated.

The insurers were supposed to figure out how to make up the difference.

Louisiana lawmakers are grappling with a budget deficit of at least $550 million and are trying to figure out how to make up the shortfall.

So we had to figure out how to make up the difference -- we were down for 10 days and had to rebuild the set.

Mr. Collenette indicated today that the compensation figure was intended only to make up for losses caused by the government's decision to close Canadian airspace for two days after the terrorist attacks.

The mold illustrated in Figure 1 was used to make up the SLJ specimen.

You can't just simply work on the basis of statistical figures - we can't push children into adoption to make up our figures - but generally more children are being adopted in local authorities".