Sentence examples for making up at from inspiring English sources

"We see E.U. countries making up at least 80 percent of the market moving in the same direction," Mr. Brito said during an interview.

Romanians account for more than 11 per cent of all foreign offenders, despite making up, at the moment, just a tiny proportion of residents.

Mr. LaBranche belongs to a contingent more than two million strong, making up at least one-sixth of the country's single parents, up from one-ninth in 1970.

With Shiite Muslims making up at least 60percentt of the Iraqi population, many Shiite politicians and religious leaders have been pushing for direct elections for a national transitional assembly.

The invoice from the gardener adds: "Please let me know if you would like pots making up at front and back this year, given the relatively short amount of time you'll be here and their labour intensive nature".

The 30% Club, which was launched in November, is a group of UK-based chairmen pledging to an aspiration of achieving a board with women making up at least 30% by 2015.

Will that difference be made up at the gas pump?

Understandably, he's made up at having squared up to his directorial demon.

Technology makes up, at least partly, for the shortage of books and teachers.

The financial shortfall can be made up at street-corner lotteries.

Jewish families made up at least three fourths of the original population.