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

Many not all of the professors, as well as the system as a whole, did not appear at all focused on actually educating students, merely funnelling them through the system as expeditiously as possible.At one point in my senior year I was soundly scolded by my undergraduate counsellor for enrolling in a lower-division course, to make up for a gap in my knowledge base.

"However, we aren't in a position to make up for a huge gap in shortfalls that result from the Saudis freezing their funding or the World Bank suspending its programmes, so we need to find a solution to that for the sake of Yemeni children".

The previous two-year transportation bill tapped the Treasury to make up for a projected gap, but the trust fund ran dry faster than anticipated.

Mr. Romney, like other observant Mormons, tithes — that is, each year he gives 10 percent of his income to his church (the percentage is not exact; he appears to tithe based on his estimated income and then to make up for any gap the next year).

But the Europeans argued that it was naive to think that the United Nations could readily make up for a large financial gap.

In the 2019 budget proposal, he suggested the agency take a 23percentt budget cut and pushed to kill programs — including ones aimed at cleaning up the Great Lakes and preventing children's exposure to lead — in an attempt to make up for a $2.5 billion funding gap.

Arguably the worst change that will hit those with small state pension entitlements is a 50percentnt increase in the cost of buying extra years (to make up for any gaps in contribution records) from next April.

As the United States raises pressure on China and other Asian oil importers to curtail purchases from Iran, Saudi Arabia Chinana's No. 1 supplier — and some other gulf states have offered to expand production to make up for any gaps.

Several additional values were also obtained from the collection of open-access world heat flow datasets maintained in the website (http://www.heatflow.und.edu) to make up for a few spatial gaps in the central and western parts of the study area (Fig. 5).

This week, Christie lobbied New Jersey residents to support his plan to cut billions from state workers' pensions to make up for a nearly $3 billion state budget gap.

To make up for this gap, they have a tendency to transfer their understanding from the field of clinical research into the domain of medical education research.