Sentence examples for only making up from inspiring English sources

So really, councils are only making up what was lost from the incentive's withdrawal.

smartphones consumed 92% of global mobile data traffic, despite only making up 18% of the handsets in use globally.

It has also been estimated that the USA uses 20 per cent of the planet's energy, despite only making up 5 per cent of the world's population.

A month later, she announced a new slate of concerts for August and October, not only making up the dates she had canceled but adding more cities.

Yet even he thought he was only making up numbers after being persuaded to follow Diane Abbott and John McDonnell as the left's tokenistic candidate.

In the Northern Territory justice system, Indigenous people constitute 87% of the prison population while only making up 26% of the state's adult population.

(Harsh interrogation issues only make up a few pages).

Many voters said they had only made up their minds in recent days.

In India, for example, smartphones only make up 10% of the market.

(Unfortunately for Santorum, these people only made up nine per cent of respondents).

Yet, the advances really only made up for ground lost the year before.