Sentence examples for make up for shortfalls from inspiring English sources

New vaccine cannot be created now to make up for shortfalls.

In an interview, Mr. Markowitz said his groups, especially the primary one, Best of Brooklyn, help make up for shortfalls in city financing.

Ford will give Tata an additional $600 million to make up for shortfalls in pension plans when the deal is done, expected in the middle of this year.

"With a lower-margin mix of products, film sales have to work even harder to make up for shortfalls," said Benjamin A. Reitzes, an analyst at PaineWebber.

Suppliers have been asked retrospectively for payments to make up for shortfalls in margin, caused by a retailer embarking on a price war.

As a result, governments are taking on more debt and making plans to lay off workers and slash budgets to make up for shortfalls.

"Another mistake that businesses make is to try and offset their offline costs against online profits, and reduce online budgets to make up for shortfall in retail performance.

The governments made up for shortfalls by borrowing heavily from foreigners.

Mitchell H. Pally, the vice president for government affairs at the Long Island Association, said Long Island residents had long been making up for shortfalls in state aid to their own schools by increasing local taxes.

While small donations may not make up for the shortfalls, they can help.

Exorbitant fines and fees designed to make up for revenue shortfalls are now a staple throughout most of the country.