Sentence examples for make up a very from inspiring English sources

Students make up a very different young demographic in the area.

Contrary to popular opinion, asylum seekers make up a very small proportion of our immigrant population in the UK.

"Kids with disabilities make up a very large proportion of the kids who are in the juvenile justice system, so it's a very, very disturbing finding".

Last April, Dr. Bharucha announced that Cooper Union would collect tuition from graduate students, who at present make up a very small fraction of the college's population.

He added that cases like that at Claremont McKenna make up "a very small percent of all the information that we publish".

Now, in the bad old days, ethnic minority staff would make up a very small percentage of the workforce for professional jobs.

The same way journalists made up a very readable cliché about our Berlin event as an "anti-Putin" concert.

The Guardian also blocks comments for legal reasons, but this makes up a very small proportion of blocked comments.

Davis said this year's six final contenders made up "a very eclectic list", and selecting them "wasn't easy".

Tremain said the five contenders made up a very good list and all the books were discussed in the two-hour meeting.

As a result, pollination by the moths makes up a very tiny proportion of all the pollinator visits that occur within that community and probably has little effect on plant reproduction or natural selection.