Sentence examples for steps to make up from inspiring English sources

Fidelity is taking steps to make up for its shortcomings.

Some larger environmental groups are taking steps to make up for the past.

InterGen met only 6.4% of its Cesp obligations by the deadline but took steps to make up the shortfall and ended up achieving 61% of its target.

There have been reports of faulty disc drives on some consoles, although Microsoft has taken steps to make up for this by offering free digital downloads to those affected.

Many steps to make up the difference are easy, according to Joseph J. Romm, a former assistant secretary of energy for efficiency and renewables and the author of "Cool Companies" (Island Press, 1999), a book on businesses that have reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

Parents can take steps to make up for some of the excess fat and calories and lack of vegetable variety seen in home-cooked meals, she said.

Fairfield 81, Manhattan 74 Fairfield took a huge step to make up for an underachieving season with its victory over Manhattan tonight.

In that situation, the government needs to step in to make up for the shortfall.

If that's exhausted, something that has not yet happened, the government will step in to make up the difference.

The second step is to make up your mind about yourself and your project and diagnose its prospects.

(In a few freak cases where one has stumbled, the sponsor has stepped in to make up the loss).