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

Can an interpreter make up for a lack of English fluency?

His education did not make up for a lack of experience.

With 84 children in his class, he cannot give them individual attention, and is forced to rely on wall displays to make up for a lack of textbooks.

And very often extreme or willfully original stories are just trying to make up for a lack of empathy on the part of the author.

I understand the need to attract educated professionals to the United States to make up for a lack of home-grown ones.

Mosley also blocked a punt to help make up for a lack of offense by the Razorbacks (5-3), raNo.d No. 20 by the Times computer.

Augsburg are a mini-Dortmund (in the good sense); they make up for a lack of individual quality through super-smart coaching and sensational levels of energy.

Florian Esterer, a fund manager at Swisscanto Asset Management, said the plan to separate the businesses did not make up for a lack of an overall strategy.

A strong sense of place, deft plotting and moments of genuine surprise make up for a lack of emotional depth and some unconvincingly summarised scenes.

I knew I wasn't the most talented, but there was an equalizing force in wrestling: enough heart and effort could make up for a lack of talent".

"He needed to apply it, to make up for a lack of tenacity, so I put him in the second team.