Sentence examples for will make due from inspiring English sources

"I find this a step backwards that will make due diligence and catching fraudsters harder.

We will make due compensation to the victims and the families," he added.

In the meantime, we will enthusiastically make due with Game of Thrones Original, whose third season premieres on March 31, and whose branded Game of Throne beer premieres this spring.

Now the company will have to make due with a leaner staff to help guide it toward the direction it will surely need to go if it wants to see improvement.

Now lawmakers will have to make due without that money three weeks before the end of the fiscal year and the state budget deadline.

Now the Nats will have to make due with a seriously impaired lineup for some time, a stretch that could see the Braves inflict further pain on their rivals in the National League East.

As it gets harder and harder to prove a benefit of new medicines, he says, doctors will have to make due with mixed results more and more often.

Julie will have to make due with the white rice on the side.

I'm reasonably certain the first reviews of the new AMD Radeons will hit the Net on Friday, so until then we'll have to make due with leaked slides and the like.

Instead of an expansion to another platform, we'll have to make due with an update to the Imeem Android app, which is due shortly.

Until all beer manufacturers start shipping suds in 32-ounce (or larger) cans, we'll have to make due with an apparatus such as this: the Portable Tap Dispenser.