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

But on Friday he said the value of US military aid to the Philippines was "not that much", and the military could ask Congress to make up for a shortfall of about $50 million-$million-$100 millionn US milita yeard.

It said stronger than expected results from its wireless business would make up for a shortfall in broadband business.

That could more than make up for a shortfall, should Intel have to cut prices or be disappointed in its still-critical PC business.

"For a long time, I think Asia was hoping exports to Europe would make up for a shortfall in the U.S.," Mr. Buchanan said.

You can opt to make up for a shortfall in your contributions to make sure you get a full state pension.

But the Treasury will find itself having to finance new capital projects to make up for a shortfall in aggregate demand.The economy will be lucky to avoid at least one quarter of contraction during 2012.

An intriguing recent report showed Rickettsia assembles host-derived voltage-dependent anion channel (VDAC) into its outer membrane – perhaps making up for a shortfall in its own membrane protein genes by 'importing'β-barrel proteins from its host's cytoplasm (Emelyanov & Vyssokikh, 2006).

To make up for a recruitment shortfall, the army has begun accepting a higher number of "category four" candidates who score low on a military aptitude test.

Mr. McGowan, responding to analysts, said Sun had not cut prices at the end of the quarter to make up for a revenue shortfall.

A short-term fix may be found: Congress has already passed ten of these, shifting money from elsewhere to make up for a persistent shortfall in revenue from fuel taxes, which have been held constant since 1993.

"I would disagree with using tolls as a source to generate revenue for other things, especially if it's just to make up for a government shortfall," said Carey L. Baker, a Republican in the Florida State Senate who is chairman of its transportation committee.