Sentence examples for make up through from inspiring English sources

What it lacks in mass audience, Hulu tries to make up through data collection on viewers and then offering those appealing demographics to advertisers.

"It's always more valuable for Google to have that position, which it can make up through charging more for adverts, than to yield search share to Microsoft," said one person who has closely studied the search market.

"Prior to Mark's arrival, the concern was always, 'Where are we going to get our next buck?' " Mr. Coe declined to say how large a deficit the center faced -- "$20,000 or $40,000" -- though he added that it would not be difficult to make up through contributions.

Thus Dainichi's body as the cosmic embodiment of the Dharma pervades all beings to make up, through the six elements, each of their own bodies.

City officials are also tightening the requirements for credit recovery, the practice of giving students credits for courses they previously failed but have made-up through additional work.

The rest is to be made up through a fund-raising campaign.

A big chunk of that shortfall will be made up through smuggling, experts say.

It now appears that the decline was made up through possible accounting manipulation.

Several participants noted that shortfalls tended to be made up through contributions from parents.

Speaking at the NHS Confederation conference, he said this could, in part, be made up through savings on hospital procurement.

Every pound lost in revenue through avoidance and evasion has to be made up through higher taxes paid by others.