Sentence examples for found to make up from inspiring English sources

A decade's worth of bureaucratic hurdles also had to be overcome, money had to be raised by the Sikh community, and loans found to make up the rest of the price tag of €2 million, or nearly $3 million.

He said if amendments were made alternative savings would need to be found "to make up the other $250 to $550m", for the first time putting a price tag on a mooted back-down.

In April of that year Brazilians with household incomes ranging from 1,064 reais to 4,561 reais a year, which is the middle of the country's income range, were found to make up nearly 52% of the population, up from 44% in 2002 and only one-third in 1993.

The four pieces were found to make up a single monumental 2.3 m high column with an unusual combination of sculptural characteristics.

Fish are the main food of the greater crested tern, found to make up nearly 90% of all prey items with the remainder including cephalopods, crustaceans and insects.

Likewise in Drosophila melanogaster, the most accurate and complete genome analyzed, lineage-specific genes were found to make up nearly 18.6% of the total genes [ 53].

Three months after the tuition freeze, Daniels said he had found ways to make up most of the loss in tuition revenue while still having funds to spend an additional $25 million to expand the school's highly ranked engineering department.

But Mr. Silver and his supporters — like the teachers' union — will have to find revenues to make up the difference.

Companies scrambled to find ways to make up for the money they thought they were going to earn from advertising.

Mr. Romney has pledged that his tax plan will not add to the deficit, so he would have to find ways to make up the lost revenues.

Ben Gordon led Detroit with 23 points as the Pistons continued to find ways to make up for the absence of Tayshaun Prince (back) and Richard Hamilton (ankle).