to make up for

I find myself working even harder to make up for it so much so that the sales was much better than the average. You know something?

Don't make up any excuses for your being late. What you have to do is to make up for the time you have lost.

Her husband bought her a present to make up for quarreling with her the day before.

Her husband bought her a bunch of flowers to make up for quarreling with her the day before.

Something Mitchell would buy her to make up for a slight.

I was trying to make up for the time lost in the morning when the cross-country vehicles got stuck in the mud caused by the heavy rains.

"The American government is continuing the same previous path and there is no sign of efforts to make up for the mistakes, " he said.

To make up for lost revenue, it would have to be a stiff one, and levied on practically everything.

A businessman in Tachilek said that the move was an attempt to make up for the lack of regular soldiers in the area.

Working too hard can also be a way to escape from a bad relationship or to make up for an absence in one's personal life.

Perhaps in an effort to make up for lost time, the historic law would put an end to a multitude of alarming practices.

So love it or loathe it, a craving for Marmite could be your body's way of trying to make up for a deficiency.

Carra pushed himself to the limit at Stamford Bridge to make up for his lack of match fitness and his reading of the game was phenomenal.

It is as if I'm trying to make up for lost time as I sometimes read a novel a day.

Hence, FPGA fault tolerant design technology must be developed to make up for the insufficiency in radiation resistance of its components.

U. S. electric companies are projected to spend $14 billion a year over the next 10 years to make up for years of underinvestment.

You are trying to learn as much as possible about your culture to make up for your lifetime of trying to be white.

In an attempt to make up for complicity and dithering in Tunisia and Egypt, France has stuck its neck out over Libya.

They were also anxious to use chemical fertilizers to make up for soil deterioration -- which in turn created a vicious circle, he said.

Since then, I no longer have fear of the language began to slowly close to the language to make up for the weaknesses of language.

In April, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the US was 'determined to make up for lost time both at home and abroad'.

Don't always look on the dark side. There must be something worthwhile to make up for all this.

We are obliged to ask you to make up for the heavy loss we have suffered by the damage of the goods.

Of course, conditions must be checked to ensure that the savings account in question has enough money in it to make up for the overage.

At times, that anger is exploited by politicians, to gin up votes along racial lines, or to make up for a politicians own failings.

I wanted to find the perfect gift to make up for not spending as much time with him.

The HBS students' classroom preparation will have to be pretty thorough, then, to make up for the brevity of their field trips.

And they try to make up for the lack of some programming by organizing the Internet's offerings through an easy-to-navigate menu.

He said the chatter without stop, my eyes were wet . . . For three years, why did only know how to make up for.

I had thought, if anything, that they would ask me to do more hours, put in more time, to make up for her (I work part-time).

Remember: when you hurt someone's feelings, no matter what you do to make up for it, there will always be a scar in their heart.

many others have been reluctant to let their exchange rates rise enough to make up for the dollar's decline.

I'm really sorry about turning up for out date last night. Let me take you to dinner tonight to make up for it.

To make up for urban development and the gap between the ecological environment to rebuild a balanced relationship between them.

As if folk were gifted with a far look into eternity, to make up for the oppressions which they suffered here below in time.

Don't skip meals and starve in attempt to make up for what you recently ate or are about to eat.

So later in the last few years, he felt very ashamed, and spent all his efforts to try to make up for that.

And, the beautiful girlfriend of his father may probably be the gift from God, to make up for the maternal love he never had.

Japan is now determined to make up for its lag on the info highway and give the U. S. some competition.

They were moving expeditiously, as if to make up for lost time.

In a frantic effort to preserve jobs, officials are trying to stimulate the domestic economy to make up for lost export growth.

But while online advertising has grown, it has not increased quickly enough to make up for the decline in traditional print advertising.

The last thing he needs is a discontented parent around trying to make up for his own sad childhood.

As for next year's trend of exports, not to be grim To open up emerging markets may be ripe to make up for shrinking market impact.

The past two years have been a mad rush to make up for past mistakes.

It sounds as though Harold is a bit short of mates and reads to make up for it.

To make up for this in a small way, we always invited all the children on our street to our house each Christmas morning for breakfast.

But at least practiced martial arts actor or not, have to need to use the lens effect to make up for the fight.

I'm sorry I was late. To make up for it, let me treat you to a meal.

As a branch, it wasn't the best, but it would take quite a "portable library" to make up for it even so.

I look the children to the zoo today to make up for the film they missed yesterday.

Since the crisis, governments have been borrowing furiously to make up for retrenchment in private spending.

We had been held up for an hour and had to step on it to make up for the lost time.

EMC, the largest maker of storage equipment, recently tried to make up for its lack of breadth through a joint venture with Cisco.

To make up for it, ticket-holders will be able to gaze at the largest lollipop in China, about four and a half feet across.

Japan welcomes foreign aid in the form of materials and cash to make up for the great loss caused by this terrible tsunami .

It was just one player. We had to make up for that together.

Wednesday was a public holiday in China, but the factory remained open to make up for the lost production, he said.

Transferring money occurs if the savings account balance is large enough to make up for the overage .

The parents who work all day buy overmany toys to make up for the time that they could not stay with their children together.

A low yield means demand is high for TIPS, which offer investors additional annual returns to make up for the rate of inflation.

Emerging markets like Brazil and India are not large enough to make up for the problems in old-world economies.

earnings focus on planning the allocation of a reasonable income dispersion and attribution of losses to make up for policy analysis.

To make up for my fault, I sincerely invite you to pay a visit to my hometown.

So I'd try to make up for it by giving him one of my old shirts or a broken toy.

This does not mean emerging economies will grow fast enough to make up for the whole of a fall in America's output.

Our attitude towards the tallying work is to seek truth from facts. Using sweepings to make up for the shortage is not allowable.

His job at a local car service doesn't earn him enough to make up for the rest of tuition.

He can't do anything about the increase in his fixed costs, so he is trying to make up for smaller margins with greater volume.

But it will probably be a long time before the trade deficit comes down enough to make up for the bursting of the housing bubble.

Thereupon, she tried to make some changes to make up for the past time she had wasted, and the results these changes brought surprised her.

I will be sticking with the original blend and trying to make up for lost time.

If so, it will be a clear sign PBOC is willing to allow the banks to create more credit to make up for the gap left by the trust products.

Some, however, have gone out of business, and I'm working harder to raise money to make up for those.

There is no actual shortage and other producers are willing and able to make up for lost Libyan production.

That will not to make up for slack demand from large economies, which include the UK, France, Japan, Italy and Spain.

Must be in the mid-term exam prowess, to make up for the various shouldn't before, to return to my parents.

We hoped to make up for that deficit by the awesome potential of nuclear weapons.

By pooling risky loans and tranching their cash flows, triple A-rated assets could be synthetically generated to make up for the shortfall.

She managed to make up for her mistake.

Now, we will continue to respond until we do not need to address our Each of the atrocities , not an insult to make up for revenge.

They are designed to make up for the fact that taxpayers will bear greater risk holding common stock rather than preferred.

I am ready to do anything to make up for the loss.

There're also suspicions that the real motive for the subsidy cut is to make up for a budget shortfall.

Used to make up for the production or acquisition of goods at the lack of funds.

But it cannot hope to make up for the reluctance of the eurozone's leading players to provide the support needed.

Its -should be complemented with Confucian family ethics to make up for the lack of intimacy in social justice theory.

Not playing for six months was damaging, but now I hope to make up for lost time. After something negative there is always a positive slant.

Joe Cole is determined to make up for lost time with England after injury put the Chelsea midfielder's international career on ice .

nonetheless, we find ways to make up for that kind of forgetfulness.

It would take a lot of persuasive advertising to make up for an embarrassing setback in court.

Songs loaded with mangers and mistletoe are at least one way to make up for everything else that tanked, or was leaked online, in 2010.

and also attract a large number of law firms experience with complex accounting personnel to make up for its accounting treatment capacity.

In a scramble to make up for lost revenue, hotels and tour operators created ever more attractive packages to lure visitors.

More important, to make up for the absence of a keyboard, Apple has its much patented multitouch technology.

output from plants that are still working can be increased to make up for lost production elsewhere.

This big joke, until I can not accept, try to make up for that vacancy, but it still does not help each other quickly wake up from a dream?

"God gave me the punishment I deserve . . . I'm willing to use the rest of my life to make up for this mistake, to atone for my sin. "

To Make Up For The Rest Of Her Christmas.

The new law was also born of a moral obligation to make up for past mistakes.

In addition a reasonable control the exposure time to make up for some of my original work to improve the print quality is not enough.

He may be sentenced to hundreds of hours of community service to make up for his wrongdoing.

Eastern Europe, it is worth noting, will have to make up for those going west by itself taking in more migrants from farther afield.

But Saudi spare capacity is not what it was: enough to make up for the loss of Libya, but not the loss of Libya and Algeria combined.

if you re a large shop , then what you don t pay in license fees you re likely to make up for in support.

In fact, said to him, more like 1000, 10000 Sorry, but an injured heart is how can a mere apology will be able to make up for it?

But the spot price of liquefied natural gas increased when supplies were diverted to Japan to make up for the shortfall in nuclear power.

China may soon become a net-importer of corn for the first time in a decade to make up for a domestic shortfall in supply.

Megumi Tomita of NSK says papers have managed to make up for advertising losses by modernising their printing plants.

Until recently big brewers tried to make up for flagging sales in the rich world by pushing into emerging markets.

He's taken a part-time job, schlepping boxes overnight at the local convenience store, to make up for the reduced pay.

But with a comeback now under his belt, Benayouninsists he is determined to make up for lost time as the season entersits business end.

"During the recession and afterward, older generations have been more impacted and have less time to make up for losses, " he explains.

The kingdom has increased its own output to make up for the shortfall left by Libya's crisis.

People are taking on extra jobs to make up for hours or income lost, an out-of-work partner, or even a business facing hard times.

We came into this field late, so we must work hard to make up for lost time.

Some consumers mistakenly view supplements as a way to make up for a poor diet.

So, now, I would like you to make up for good, then make up for mistakes.

Strengthening civil governance will provide a way to make up for a deficiency in state governance.

Some need the added income to make up for pay cuts; others want to avert the risk of losing their income in the event of a layoff.

She would have done anything to make up for the losses.

Analysts have said that to make up for the continued lack in export demand, China would need an even stronger push to domestic consumption.

Toyota plans to significantly rev up production to make up for lost output after the disaster-triggered manufacturing disruption.

The European refineries have struggled to make up for the production loss despite an increase from Saudi Arabia.

In the aftermath, this one felt great remorse, and spent subsequent lifetimes attempting to make up for the mistake.

I believe I can work hard to make up for lack of intelligence, and promote myself, and get good performance.

To meet that, producers will first have to make up for steep declines in existing fields.

Call the school if your child will be missing a day, and find out what he needs to do to make up for it.

Classess were cancelled due to the heavy storm, our teacher promised to make up for it next week.

Saudi Arabia has helped stabilize world energy markets by raising its crude production levels to make up for Libya's lost supply.

They might even have to start paying their employees higher wages to make up for the risk.

Efforts will be made to boost the U. S. market to make up for the "sharp drop" in 2009, Barral said.

Its leaders have tried to make up for this by increasing the frequency of attacks.

We aren't allowed to drink when we are in training but we intend to make up for it after the race is over.

Joe Hart, who has joined on a season-long loan from Manchester City, is another player eager to make up for lost time.

Learn to explain the strength of others, to make up for the shortcomings, use my English to explain a higher level.

Although the author make every effort Anecdotes Suoyin, but many places still had to speculate to make up for lack of information.

Another study looked at how people who cut fat but added more food to make up for it still ended up losing weight.

Ms von Baer says that the Chilean opposition uses Twitter to make up for its poor coverage in the mainstream media.

Briggs & Stratton is looking to China, Germany, India and anywhere the grass grows to make up for lost U. S. lawn-mower sales.

To make up for the lack of land, he proposed intensive cultivation of the fields.

If you miss a meal, you don't get to make up for it at the next meal.

It does not restrict one's daily routine to make up for missed fasting days after Ramadan.

To make up for the loopholes in the law, for the case to provide full, fair, reasonable basis.

this research also help to make up for Gulf Economic Zone in Guangxi region lack of public management research.

During illness the patient can draw a small amount every week, to make up for his wages.

This birthday celebration in 1942 was intended to make up for the others, and Grandma's candle was lit along with the rest.

Your mission on earth was to make up for these former lives, to bring back love and justice to humanity.

In this case, paper media network to find a way out, over the network revenue to make up for the reduction in advertising revenue.

For surely there 's always tomorrow to make up for an oversight , and we always get a second chance to make everything right.

The project can be said to make up for high-end of the Chinese cultural market gaps.

Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, has more than enough spare production capacity to make up for any lost supply in Libya.

I believe that the experiments in this course, I can constantly improve ourselves, to make up for their deficiencies.

We import wheat and soybeans from America, Canada, Australia to make up for shortages domestically.

At present, tax inspection Board has on related administrative penalty in units of 100 million, to make up for the tax to tens of millions.

J. P. Morgan believes the miners are due to make up for lost ground and it likes Goldcorp, Kinross, Newmont Mining and Barrick Gold.

The team will be anxious to make up for a disappointing start to the season.

The challenge is that there typically is not enough online newspaper traffic to make up for the offline spend.

Fifth, managers should strive to seek to make up for weaknesses in his approach.

Last week the bishop celebrated a "Mass of reparation" in the cathedral to make up for the sacrilege.

In the domain of XML schema design, the UML profile is extended to make up for the gaps in the basic UML model.

The key for China's military, therefore, is to use quantity to make up for lower quality.

To make up for the bad weather, a concert of Chinese appeal was held to accompany the ensuing dinner.

Some Japanese refiners are negotiating with top exporter Saudi Arabia to make up for any shortfall.

Obviously, the test-tube baby is a way to make up for those couples who don't have child for the wife's physical reason.

He reduced the wage of the workers to make up for the increase in the cost.

He said it is time to make up for lost ground.

China is also looking to build up stockpiles to make up for the impact of extreme weather on its production.

Unlike Americans, German consumers don't like to shop with credit cards to make up for stagnant incomes.

This time is mainly because I on quick big four, wants to make up for a missed lesson in this summer vacation, allow me to start first!

As such, competition will be fierce to win contracts in emerging markets to make up for the shortfall.

You may then have to work even more hours to make up for these mistakes.

I haven't seen you for years. We'll have to make up for lost time.

We must hurry up to make up (for) the lost time.

Banks are likely to make up for those lost fees by increasing the interest rates they charge on loans, Mr. Poulos added.

After all the delays, we were anxious to make up for lost time.

To make up for milk products, vegans should eat plenty of calcium-rich plant foods.

'Demanding more than the world can give us, we require that something be fabricated to make up for the world's deficiency. '

Put the case that we lose love, it's impossible to make up for it!

As for granting you two consecutive moves to make up for one allegedly lost in the mail--surely you jest, Pops.

Parents in this pattern often find temporary local jobs as checkers to make up for lost farming income.

Shovel-wielding PLA soldiers are unlikely to make up for the apparent neglect.

They were often called on in childhood to make up for family shame or tragedy.

Michael: Please, Kay. . . I'll do anything you ask to make up for what's happened to us.

He needed to capture the populous eastern state to make up for potential losses elsewhere.

Banks may pay some of their junior bankers higher base salaries to make up for lower bonuses if they want to keep them.

I keep searching for the parties to fashion information, constantly trying new beauty way to make up for previous mark of youth.

The farmer told me his two children are out working to make up for the losses.

On the one hand, it plays an important role to make up for the deficiency of traditional Chinese art education.

Skip fat-free products. Most are loaded with sodium to make up for lost flavor, and the texture's often rubbery.

First, run up large budget deficits to make up for plummeting private demand in the recession.

I hope I will able to return to Bangkok and this hotel to make up for all I missed by being so sick.

Hedge funds crave new investments to make up for losses and withdrawals they've suffered.

Local governments have relied on land sales to make up for insufficient tax revenues.

The final reason he listed was straightforward: "to make up for our shortfall in babies" .

It takes him more than an hour to make up for the part of Chaplin.

It is now Fixed. To make up for this we have given you a Lifetime Affilite Page.

The 2009 science budget was initially cut but eventually reinstated (see Brazil's government to make up for S&T budget cuts).

However, Chinese miners are now determined to make up for lost time.

Actual production, in order to make up for this deficiency, usually improve business card printing and membership card making pressure.

And the goddess of the moon fairy date, last night to contact you, can't take time to make up for this heinous crime, as do it. You today.

If a borrower defaults on a loan, the lender can sell the collateral and use the proceeds to make up for its losses on the loan.

She wanted to make up for all her mistakes through me.

I wish to take this opportunity to make up for the lessons I have missed.

He tried hard to make up for the lose time.

They will have to make up for the trillion-plus dollars the government will spend to avoid a deep recession.

Stop ziyuanziyi and think of a way to make up for it.

If you are off track, you need to consider incorporating potential solutions to make up for the shortfall.

He's scrambling to make up for lost business while also maintaining what he has.

We had the possibility to make up for the Palermo game, but it doesn't matter.

Japan's manufacturing sector is running closer to full capacity now than in the mid-1990s, making it harder to make up for lost output.

Because of the defects of statute law, the law needs interpretation to make up for the defects of statute law.

We are not replacing those jobs with enough new, higher-skilled ones to make up for the loss.

however, I would like to do some coordination works so as to make up for the pity.

He worked overtime to make up FOR his lateness FOR work.

It'll also take time to make up for the loss of more than 8 million jobs, a result of the worst recession since the 1930s.

the contract, you'll have to make up for the losses.

Plus, 25 questions to make up for Florida from the last election.

He worked hard to make up for the lessons he had missed.

The manager will have to hire two people to make up for the lost time.

Poland has done a tremendous amount to make up for five decades of sometimes bestial misrule after 1939.

America and Europe cannot count on exports to make up for faltering domestic demand, because the crisis has spread to emerging markets.

Pursue money to make up for your character defect.

This poses a nightmare for coaches and the defending opposing team because he will switch strategy to make up for any short comings.

They will need to save more both to make up for falls in wealth and to keep more aside in case they become unemployed.

L5: You never have to make up for a good start.

That gives Americans a greater incentive to save to make up for their paper losses.

Because the downturn is now global, it is harder for exports to make up for weak domestic demand.

There's little that I can do to make up for the lost time.

My boyfriend bought me dinner to make up for being late the day before.

China and India may buy oil to make up for the export shortfall.

Emerging-market companies are obsessed by finding new markets to make up for their slim profit margins.

In order to make up for deficiencies in investment funds, Guangdong Province has tried every possible means to attract foreign capital.

To make up for the above shortcomings, I took the North-South co-concept approach.

Probably because I lack the experience so I cherish every opportunity to use their own efforts to make up for the hard work.

The reason most people gain weight is because they fill themselves with food to make up for a lack of love.

Compensation is an effective way to make up for loss in translation.

Do we need a period of above normal nominal GDP growth to make up for the recent recession?

I'll do anything you ask to make up for what's happened to us.

They hurried on to make up for the lost time.

But France is attempting to make up for something much more recent than the 2003 Iraq invasion.

I had to make up for it outside work.

To make up for this, it can rapidly heal your own infantry and vehicles, if you force fire the Corruptor on them.

I have to work this weekend to make up for my sick leave two weeks ago.

Now, its restoration promises to make up for lost time.

They are filled with additives and flavourings to make up for their lack of real taste and nutrition.

Other American banks, denied a foothold in ICBC, are scrambling to make up for it wherever they can.

The tide of buying is in some ways an effort to make up for lost time.

You ought to make up for it.

He tired to make up for the trouble he had caused.