Makes-up Sentence Examples

But it still contains a large amount of oil, which forms animal fat and heat, and thus makes up for part of its deficiency in carbohydrates.

Timber makes up 59% of the imports, and coal and ships each about 30% of the exports.

Tea makes up nearly one-half of the imports, the other commodities being silks, cottons, hides and wool; while cottons and other manufactured wares constitute considerably over 50% of the exports.

Both are used by the manufacturer, but the exterior portion, which makes up by far the greater bulk, is much the more valuable.

Limestone is by far the largest element, and with granite makes up two-thirds of the total value.

It is not logically distinguishable from the halakha, for the latter or forensic element makes up with the haggada the Midrash, but, being more popular than the halakha, is often itself styled the Midrash.

The yellow pine is the most important tree in the Bighorns, and small lodge-pole pine makes up the greater part of the N.W.

Willemoes Suhm, which makes up for its vanished eyes by its extraordinarily elongate and dentated claws; in Psalidopus huxleyi, Wood-Mason and Alcock (1892), bristling with spikes from head to tail; in the Nematocarcinidae, with their long thread-like limbs and longer antennae; in species of Aristaeopsis reported by Chun from deep water off the east coast of Africa, bright red prawns nearly a foot long, with antennae about five times the length of the body.

All colours are complementary, or go in pairs; each pair makes up the whole activity of the retina, and so is equivalent to white; and the two partial activities are so connected that when the first is exhausted the other spontaneously succeeds.

The Pentateuch, together with Joshua, Judges and Ruth, with which it is usually united in Greek MSS., makes up the Octateuch; the Pentateuch and Joshua together have recently been named the Hexateuch.

They have, however, a freshness and philosophical vigour, which more than makes up for their want of system, and which raises them far above the level of most scholastic writings.

The western district, through which the Saale flows, is rendered hilly by the foothills of the Thuringian Forest, and in some measure makes up by its fine woods for its comparatively poor soil.

Of the Greek original of this work only fragments survive; it only exists in full in an old Latin translation, the slavish fidelity of which to a certain extent makes up for the loss of the original text.

Besides the date-palm the dwarf-palm grows spontaneously in some parts of the south, but it nowhere makes up a large element of the vegetation.

The investigation of the conditions under which adaptation of nature to intelligence is conceivable and possible makes up the subject of the third great Kritik, the Kritik of Judgment, a work presenting unusual difficulties to the interpreter of the Kantian system.

She keeps a margin from selling airtime which makes up her profit.

The ammonium ion together with the chloride ion formed in the previous stage makes up the ammonium chloride produced in the reaction.

Is successful in makes up about to allow rivals several remaining antitrust.

What James Hannam lacks in showmanship he makes up for with hypnotic beats and breaks.

Graviola makes up 50 percent of the N-Tense formula, which also consists of smaller amounts of the rainforest botanicals described below.

But the Shoreline Trail is a full bouncer that more than makes up for its weight handicap.

For example, the enzyme cellulase breaks down cellulose, an insoluble polymer, which makes up a major part of plant tissues.

The ammonium ion together with the chloride ion formed in the previous stage makes up the ammonium chloride ion formed in the previous stage makes up the ammonium chloride produced in the reaction.

This makes up 50% of our total radiation exposure from all sources.

Yet he makes up for this by sheer ingenuity of script.

The anterior pituitary makes up 75% of the total weight of the pituitary.

What he lacks in attacking prowess, he more than makes up for with his defensive qualities.

The U-235 isotope makes up 0.7 per cent of naturally occurring uranium.

This makes up the thin end of a distinctive wedge-shaped row of shops, which back onto the Quaggy river at the junction.

If the strong-willed man fails frequently, what of the man who makes up his mind seldom or half-heartedly?

Hydrogen makes up an estimated share of the upper earth crust including water and air envelope of about 0.88 weight percentage.

The preferred variety makes up the largest portion of the blend with a smaller percentage of the other varietals planted on the estate.

The lithosphere is sometimes called Earth's skin, because it makes up its outer surface.

The mantle makes up more than eighty percent of Earth's volume.

However, there is a place for an SD memory card which makes up for the small amount of storage.

I'm sure his sweet personality makes up for some of these things, so let's see if we can get some of these issues solved for you.

Payment History - How a consumer paid his bills in the past makes up 35 percent.

Paper makes up approximately one-third of landfill waste, yet many different types of paper can be easily and successfully recycled.

It is important, however, to make sure that the recycled or reused material makes up a substantial amount of the overall product.

While the cost of purchasing and installing solar panels is considerable, the savings in electricity over time more than makes up for the initial cost.

Surface mining makes up about two-thirds of the coal mining in America.

In Brazil the Acai is an important crop because the Acai berry makes up a huge part of the diets of Amazonian people-as much as 42 percent according to Wikipedia.

Autodesk Homestyler is a free design program, so it doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it makes up for that in ease of use.

What the Treetops ski resort lacks in challenging terrain it makes up for in sheer, picturesque beauty.

Water makes up most of your body and that includes your muscles.

Although they might not have all the colors of the rainbow, After Hours Tuxedo makes up for it with their choice of styles.

Making a do it yourself wedding invitation is a project that may save couples money, but often makes up for it in the amount of time that is needed to make them.

It makes up a big part of the bedroom's overall look and feel.

The by-product is harvested and becomes part of the compound that makes up Revolution.

What Kyrgyzstan lacks in gracious buildings and fancy cakes it makes up for with nomadic traditions such as laid-back hospitality, a healthy distrust of authority and a fondness for drinking fermented mare's milk.

The materials that makes up plus size summer dresses are of the utmost importance.

Flowing jersey fabric makes up many of the dresses in this line.

Disney World rides are a perfect example of the pure and highly creative entertainment that makes up the Walt Disney Company.

Almost every guest who visits a Walt Disney World park will purchase a food or beverage item, which makes up over 75 million Coca Colas each year, and a staggering 10 million hamburgers.

Many people that play either Sims 2 or Sims 3 quickly become bored with the standard game play that makes up the virtual game.

This somewhat makes up for the lack of variation in the different tracks.

Konami of Japan publishes the Benami series, which itself makes up a significant portion of the genre.

The graphics are not as good as the versions on the Xbox 360 and PS3, but the Wii gameplay easily makes up for this.

Non-vintage (NV) Port makes up the majority of Port offerings.

This ash makes up the largest percentage of the materials in a bone china tea pot.

Galactose-One of the two simple sugars (glucose is the other one) that makes up the protein, lactose, found in milk.

Cervix-A small, cylindrical structure about an inch or so long and less than an inch around that makes up the lower part and neck of the uterus.

The job of this gene is to make a protein (PMP22) that makes up part of the myelin.

Total protein levels in CSF are normally very low, and albumin makes up approximately two-thirds of the total.

Wilms' tumor makes up about 6 percent of all childhood cancers and ranks as the second most frequent cancerous abdominal tumor in children.

Diarrhea best correlates with an increase in stool weight; this increase is mainly due to excess water, which normally makes up 60 to 85 percent of fecal matter.

Dentin-The middle layer of a tooth, which makes up most of the tooth's mass.

Plasma makes up 50 percent of human blood.

Galactose makes up half of lactose, the sugar that is found in milk.

It makes up about 15 percent of all the antibodies in your body.

Red blood cells carry oxygen, platelets promote blood clotting, plasma makes up the majority of your blood's volume and contains water, proteins and salts.

Your boyfriend tells you he is going somewhere, when you ask if you can come along he makes up an excuse for why you can't.

Sexual interest in other people does not necessarily end because you are in a committed relationship; it is a choice to not indulge in that sexual activity that makes up the commitment.

However, it makes up in quality what it lacks in quantity.

One variation of this classic design is a single large diamond flanked on either side by one or more smaller diamonds and set in a gleaming yellow gold band that makes up the engagement ring of this classic duo.

In blue diamonds, this boron takes the place of some of the carbon within the crystal lattice that makes up all diamonds.

An Aquarius profile makes up one of the most personable, agreeable Zodiac signs.

This often gives the illusion that Gemini is flighty and even indecisive, but this is just the surface reflection of what's going on inside that lightning-fast mental process that makes up the Gemini mind.

When all players have figured out the rule, the round ends, and someone else makes up a new rule for another round.

Recaps were available after the fact, but a recap lacks the passion and punch that makes up a soap operas core story.

The stories of the patients who come into Seattle Grace are more compelling than the ongoing drama that makes up the lives of their physicians.

The Emmerdale cast list makes up a collection of talented actors and actresses who have starred over the years on Emmerdale (also known as Emmerdale Farm), a popular British soap opera that began in 1972.

Katakana is a part of the recipe which makes up kanji and was created by Buddhist monks in the ninth century AD.

They are native to Asia, and the most populous type of tiger is the Bengal tiger, which makes up about 80% of the world's tigers.

The next ring proclaims "United States Navy" on a blue background, and a rope makes up the outermost layer.

The revenue generated from tax on sales makes up a significant proportion, 25 to 50 percent, of a state's income and is used to support its infrastructure, from schools to public transit.

However, even at the highest intensity, protein seldom makes up more than ten percent of the overall energy burned.

One cooked three-ounce piece of meat, poultry or fish makes up one serving.

You'll be kept dry and comfortable because of the high-tech, antimicrobial fabric that makes up each entire pair of underwear.

The selection and color choices at Fresh Pair for men's lace underwear styles may be limited, but the pricing and size availability makes up for it.

There isn't a wide selection, but the sizing range makes up for it.

What makes up unique pajamas for women is really in the eye of the beholder.

Hyphy is, well...really, who makes up all of these names, anyway?

Soundtrack Collector - Soundtrack Collector is certainly not the most aesthetically pleasing or user friendly website out there, but it makes up for it by being destination number one online for soundtrack enthusiasts.

Molly Shea - The other half of what makes up the "Olly Girls," Molly Shea claims she loves to watch football and one of her favorite television shows is Tom and Jerry.

The Big Eye makes up in speed what it lacks in appearance.

The subtlety of the movement in the paintings on the walls, however, more than makes up for the fact that the spirits look no better than the specters you see in the Ghostbuster movies.

The t-zone is the area that makes up the forehead and down the bridge of the nose to the chin, forming a "t" on the face.

Indian restaurants are not plentiful in this city--there is only one--but it makes up for its monopoly with delicious food and friendly service.

The restaurant's warm and welcoming atmosphere makes up for the short and predictable menu.