Sentence examples for make up for existing from inspiring English sources
It would take many years of rain to make up for existing deficits, and a single El Niño would not erase the problem of unsustainable demands on our water supply.
Ms. Landes said that Amazon's biggest problem was that it was not attracting enough new customers to make up for the existing customers who stop ordering from it.
Perhaps because Ms. Gifford was so obviously hired to make up for the existing team's failings, she and Ms. Kotb were insistently friendly, saying that they had so bonded over one long lunch together that they shared a cry in the ladies room.
They will be made up of existing full-time regiments and reserves.
One could argue, despite the recent surge of self-professed alternative approaches to learning -- primarily supplemental offshoots designed to make up for gaps in the existing system -- that the basic tenets of education have not fundamentally changed since at least the industrial revolution.
Professional investment advisors have a concept known as "guilt pricing". This refers to "lowering fees for existing clients to make up for perceived poor performance". The important point is not that the expression exists, but rather that engaging in guilt pricing is frowned upon by the industry establishment.
But each year, Iran has to find ways to make up for natural declines in production from existing wells, which in past years has dipped by 200,000 to 500,000 barrels a day.
He doubts whether enough new managers would be attracted to make up for the deadweight cost of giving a tax break to existing ones.And what of entrepreneurs themselves?
Moreover, the proposal would cut NIH's existing budget by $1 billion from regular appropriations process and make up for it with mandatory funding.
To make up for the discount, the companies either forgo issuing shares for which they could have received full price, or they buy back existing shares and forfeit the difference.
