Sentence examples for make up for a decline from inspiring English sources

Forest has recently been raising the price of Lexapro to make up for a decline in its use.

Until 2009, Venezuela was a coffee exporter, but it began importing large amounts of it three years ago to make up for a decline in production.

That helped make up for a decline in revenue from the antibiotic Augmentin, which lost sales to low-price generic versions.

That helped make up for a decline in revenue from the antibiotic Augmentin, which lost more than half its sales to generics.

Sales growth on the Web and from its Spiegel and Newport News catalogs helped make up for a decline at the company's stores.

He has now raised his prediction to 2.5percentt, banking on a second-half gain of 6.2percenttoto more than make up for a decline of 0.4percentt in the first half.

Instead investors noted reports the companies could be interested in a possible bid for cigar and snuff specialist Swedish Match, as they seek expansion to make up for a declining market for traditional cigarettes.

The dubious corollary is that freewheeling Americans who question authority and think outside the box have an abundance of attitude that helps make up for a declining performance in science and technology.

Americans snapped up Jettas and Audis, making up for a decline in the West European market, led by the drop in the German market.

Aegon NV, the Dutch insurer, said first-quarter profit rose 5percentt as gains on investments made up for a decline in insurance earnings.

The Dutch bank ABN Amro Holding said profit rose 26percentt in the third quarter as a gain from the sale of a stake in the Bank of Asia made up for a decline in mortgage lending in the United States.