Making up for lack of service with spending Trump said he's making up for his lack of military service by being President.
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Selena Gomez is back and making up for lost time.
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But I'm chill because it's making up for other feelings.
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Meanwhile, women in politics are making up for lost time.
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Now 249, Mr. Hevey is making up for lost time.
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Lincoln has been making up for lost time in China.
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The tuition was making up for a lack of government funding.
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He'll be making up for lost time starting again in February.
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But firms are making up for lower margins with mammoth volumes.
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Naturally, its E3 2017 trailer is making up for lost time.
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It seems like Halle Berry is making up for lost time.
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Homebuilders are not even close to making up for the shortfall.
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I think women are making up for that in this election.
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It's underdeveloped, but making up for that with every passing minute.
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She is now more than making up for her past evasiveness.
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Kawashima's making up for his shaky performances earlier in the tournament.
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The teenagers among them will begin making up for lost time.
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You're not really missing much because we're making up for it.
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And now, with You're Not Alone, I'm making up for missing time.
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I was making up for lost time and eating everything i wanted!!
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Raonic is a young and hungry man making up for lost time.
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It's underdeveloped, but it's making up for that with every passing minute.
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From the looks of their Instagrams, they're making up for lost time.
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Or a hotel making up for a bad experience by awarding points.
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"I almost feel like I'm making up for lost time," she says.
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Now she is making up for lost time with her three daughters.
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Trump on Wednesday appeared hell-bent on making up for lost time.
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It's like she's making up for all that time she kept silent.
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Arkansas executions Maybe this is a case of making up for lost time.
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But now that we've found each other, we're making up for lost time.
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Maintaining revenue neutrality means making up for that money through taxes somewhere else.
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It's like he's making up for something he did in a past life.
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The teams quickly began making up for lost time in the third, though.
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In addition to shooting poorly, Anthony was not making up for it elsewhere.
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She lost her husband last year and she's making up for lost time.
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He's been making up for that low profile these last couple of years.
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In other words, Russia is making up for some of what China is doing.
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As the country's parking headache shows, making up for these oversights is not easy.
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But I just feel like I'm making up for a lot of lost time.
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WINTER STORM Making up for lost time: Winter apparently has a quota to meet.
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Pay-per-view wouldn't come close to making up for box office ticket sales.
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Stephen Curry is making up for his awful Game 3 in a huge way.
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What are some ways that the senators are making up for their Iowa absences?
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"This is making up for me dropping out of Hebrew school," he said, laughing.
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At least you die-hard romantics are making up for the rest of us.
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Trump's policies, however, are making up for key weaknesses in the Italian/American conglomerate's portfolio.
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And if her songs' lyrics are any indication, Kesha is making up for lost time.
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The face-scanning convenience might end up making up for Samsung's poor fingerprint scanner placement.
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Iris licked and bit her all over, making up for the days she'd been without.
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Since their revelation, they have spent the last few years making up for lost time.
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I went without it for nine months, so I am making up for lost time.
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After all, she's making up for lost time and doing everything as a single mom.
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Finally, Oreo is making up for lost time by giving Thin lovers TWO new flavors.
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A smooth payment process went some way to making up for the 3 percent penalty.
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What the Air Force lacks in performance, it won't be making up for in quantity.
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Nordstrom waited decades to expand in Manhattan, but now it's making up for lost time.
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The bounce at Monday's open did not come close to making up for last week.
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Farms planted more cascabellas than usual this year in hopes of making up for the scarcity.
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However, making up for lost time, Suárez ended up winning five trophies with Barcelona in 2015.
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But the way he talks now—which is large—he's surely making up for lost time.
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Amsterdam is also on its way to making up for the losses after the financial crisis.
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But his toddler brother, Ciro, was making up for it, munching on some chewy Italian bread.
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It's nominated for both, perhaps making up for its lack of onscreen diversity with "VROOM" diversity?
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This school year, we're making up for that gap with a new series called Mentor Texts.
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But what he lacks in wattage, he has begun making up for with powerful new friends.
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Later, I'd chat with HIV-positive friends, and they'd mention their diagnosis in an offhand way, over donuts or micheladas or tortas or beer, or they'd chalk it up to making up for lost time, or getting lost in the midst of making up for lost time.
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So it's up to you to do your part by making up for it with great hair.
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It is making up for the shortfall by refocusing on Spain, the United States, Cuba and Mexico.
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Tech has stepped into Austin and Dallas, making up for the oil losses and then some. Beaumont.
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In March, they attended a dinner with about 20 classmates, reminiscing and making up for lost time.
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But they argue that economic growth will boost tax revenues over time, making up for that gap.
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Perico waited until he was 12 or 13, and then he began making up for lost time.
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It's a bit like a big bazaar—lacking in rules and making up for it in improvisation.
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PARIS — In a sport played without a clock, Mihaela Buzarnescu is quickly making up for lost time.
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That would hamper consumer spending, which is currently making up for the declines in the manufacturing sector.
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Bears would point to social fatigue on core Facebook with Instagram not making up for the slowdown.
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It is a breathless, whirlwind week — the hectic schedule of a man making up for lost time.
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Thanks to Hammonds and Harris making up for Edwards' struggles, Georgia led 41-30 at the half.
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Shares of Apple traded roughly 1 percent higher premarket Wednesday, making up for some painful losses last week.
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Miami is 26-183 since the halfway point of the season, making up for an 11-30 start.
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I will be making up for it and doubling down and making sure it's killer on Saturday night.
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Yandle, making up for his turnover, tied the score 3-3 at 13:12 of the second period.
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With the launch of a successful TV service, however, the company could start making up for lost time.
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It also underscored the broader shift to shopping online, which is making up for slower spending in stores.
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As for making up for any "lost time", Sarah has increased her number of workouts to do so.
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The check doesn't come close to making up for the six-figure income Fleming had as a miner.
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I've run the world record in this stadium so I was capable of making up for the error.
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But what they lack in finances they're making up for with savvy and state-of-the-art organizing.
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Unlike some other company towns however, Oshawa has diversified, making up for lost manufacturing jobs in other industries.
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But can either team unearth the secret to making up for the potentially permanent absence of a star?
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Agents can help negotiate your rent and the lease terms, making up for the cost of their fee.
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Domestic output has gone up, but it hasn't come close to making up for the loss from imports.
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Perhaps in doing so, I was making up for all of the times I felt out of place.
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I think this is the future of smartphone photography: A lot of computation making up for obvious optical limitations.
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Now that's he's on a break ... it looks like Justin and his pals are making up for lost time.
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For the moment, providers seem to be content making up for losses by penalizing the customers who stick around.
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The irony is, Snapchat is making up for its incognito meeting space with this: The biggest billboard in town.
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"We realise that we are making up for many years of civilisational delays," said Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister.
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Since getting back together, Kylie Jenner and Tyga have been making up for lost time with plenty of PDA.
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That is making up for declining letter volumes, but posing problems due to the larger size of items involved.
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But he's been making up for lost time ever since – he currently has 93.75 percent of his body covered.
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Domestic comparable online sales rose 14.5% to $1.31 billion, making up for 15.4% of total revenue in the quarter.
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And while President Trump has broken this hallowed tradition, Vice President Pence is more than making up for it.
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Revenue from outside the United States rose 173 percent, making up for an 8 percent decline in U.S. sales.
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The E.I.T.C. hasn't come close to making up for soaring pretax inequality, but it has made a meaningful difference.
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More than making up for that, though, is the deliciously tart key lime pie with a crunchy nut crust.
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Huberdeau, Sceviour and Trocheck were moved up to a reworked top line, making up for the loss of Barkov.
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Tesla (TSLA) responded by cutting prices by $2,000 per vehicle, making up for some of the lost tax credit.
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They entered the race late, but the two billionaires seeking the Democratic nomination are making up for lost time.
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The left has been slower to build independent candidate pipelines, but it is now making up for lost time.
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Now it's racing against itself, making up for lost time after an explosion scuttled its rockets for months last year.
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Trump said Wednesday he's making up for it by giving the military lots of money now -- taxpayer money, that is.
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So I feel like I will forever be making up for that lost time for the rest of her life.
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But now law enforcement has caught up — and judging by the rate of indictments, they're making up for lost time.
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FED'S POWELL SAYS BAR IS HIGH FOR ADOPTING AN INFLATION-TARGETING STRATEGY THAT INVOLVES MAKING UP FOR PAST LOW INFLATION
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Is there anything you know you didn't quite realize on Fallen that you're definitely making up for with The Surge?
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I used all of it making up for the roadblocks that destiny had placed in my path as a gardener.
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Sometimes parents try to encourage children to invest by holding them harmless and making up for their losses, he said.
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She is making up for her weakness with strength in some of the most reliably Republican turf in the country.
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"We're doing work that should have been done years ago and we're making up for it now," Mr. Corbett said.
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Axelsen was in scintillating form to win 21-13 21-14, making up for his loss in last year's final.
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They have been making up for that late start: Arunachal Pradesh's electoral politics are flamboyant even by India's carnivalesque standards.
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So this drop in viewership isn't hugely surprising, but streaming viewers haven't even come close to making up for it.
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The authority, he said, was not concerned about making up for lost revenue, especially as the system begins to modernize.
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A birdie at the 16th hole, making up for a bogey on No. 14, inspired a roar from the crowd.
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Nio started making up for that drop in the middle of 20193 when it put the cheaper ES6 on sale.
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Congress stepped in to approve making up for some of those lost funds but has yet to appropriate the money.
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The short commute has allowed the family to spend weekends and holidays together, making up for the years stolen by war.
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I've been testing out new genres and also making up for the lack of POC authors in my life thus far.
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But they helped to give major indexes a sixth straight day of gains, more than making up for last week's selloff.
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But DirecTV is a lower-priced option than a full cable hookup, meaning it's probably not making up for the losses.
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"I would hesitate to say they are competing head-to-head, but they are making up for lost ground," Rice said.
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But he says that these days he is far too busy, working 13 hours a day, making up for lost time.
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Already, many insurers this year are proposing substantial rate hikes with the hopes of making up for higher recent medical costs.
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But throughout, Clinton was making up for some of that deficit with college educated whites, who were breaking more strongly Democratic.
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Facebook's advertising business — which grew 57 percent in 2016 to almost $27 billion — is making up for it, and then some.
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The EPA later came out with a new rule aimed at making up for the ethanol gallons lost to the waivers.
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Letter of Recommendation I came to reality television late, and I watched as if I were making up for lost time.
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"Tourism continued to support economic growth, making up for a mild increase in consumer spending and fixed capital investments," Magginas said.
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Gaming revenue is up 26 percent this quarter, although this was offset by Xbox software making up for lower Xbox hardware revenue.
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Sakic didn't get a single player back in the deal who comes close to making up for the loss of Duchene today.
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Ozuna, making up for his previous mistake, gave Miami a 113-1 lead with his team-leading 16th homer of the season.
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Coachella did confirm that she'll be making up for it next year, and will be belting out some Lemonade jams in 2018.
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In some ways, making up for lost sexual opportunities is often part of a larger desire to 'feel whole' or feel complete.
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The propensity to buy rose, making up for most of the losses in previous months, largely thanks to the robust labor market.
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Adrian Beltre missed nearly the first two months of the season due to injury, but he's quickly making up for lost time.
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It was one of several excellent lines — the guy spent the entire episode making up for lost time in the quip department.
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The researchers at Stanford looked at whether people's retirement savings outside of work could be making up for their insufficient workplace savings.
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Rahm was third in points, with two Rolex wins nearly making up for the 1003 fewer European tournaments he played than Fleetwood.
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"I can't believe I'm going to XOXO, it's like I'm making up for something I did in a past life," he says.
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Making up for tree loss has become a priority for jurisdictions across the country as more open space is covered by concrete.
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Growing patient populations and improving medical expertise in newer markets are making up for slowing growth in mature markets for Smith+Nephew.
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In India, too, it's the telecom operator and telemarketers that are together making up for more than 80% of all spam calls.
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Desmond's two homers power Rockies past Padres SAN DIEGO — Ian Desmond started making up for lost time Wednesday night at Petco Park.
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Vittorio Grigolo and Diana Damrau have quite the partnership in Gounod's lush "Roméo et Juliette," making up for Bartlett Sher's drab production.
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However, he said since U.S. stock indexes were perched at record highs, the Australian market was now making up for lost ground.
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It cushions the impact on the deficit somewhat by at least somewhat making up for lost revenue with all that loophole-closing.
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Zhu Yunfei, watching his son, marvels at the variety: "Coming here to play with him is making up for my childhood," he says.
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But today is just step one, a redesign that seems more about making up for lost time than reinventing what Google Voice is.
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The company also raised full-year guidance, with results from its Coinstar unit making up for declines in movie rentals at Outerwall's Redbox.
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An easy-to-find 4K store might go some way in making up for the console's lack of a UHD Blu-ray drive.
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The volume may have been making up for a big drop two weeks ago, or reacting to a slight drop in interest rates.
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In prepared remarks on the regional economy, Dudley said other industries in New York are making up for job growth on Wall Street.
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Shares of Tech Data rose more than 4 percent on Thursday, making up for the gains lost when it reported a mixed quarter.
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Fixed asset-investment growth was weak last year, but exports grew faster than they had in 4 years, making up for that drop.
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This should go some way toward making up for the high cost of borrowing faced by investors in Argentina due to sovereign risk.
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"And I will spend the rest of my life making up for this, with the hope that one day I will be forgiven."
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I lost my virginity at 18, and was dead set for years on making up for lost time, just like Wu and Morgan.
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I am an Egyptian, Muslim woman who waited until she was 29 to have sex and has been making up for lost time.
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I said yes, and joked about how I had spent the day prior shrouded in darkness and was making up for lost time.
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It also holds the promise of cathartic progress, perhaps making up for a lack of enthusiasm voters feel for the current Democratic nominee.
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That's a shame, because starting earlier, rather than making up for lost time later on, is generally a more lucrative rule of thumb.
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The Peach State's economy was especially slow to recover from the Great Recession, but lately it has been making up for lost time.
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The episodes may be closer to feature-length films than standard television episodes as a way for making up for the small season order.
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Then at the end of the day coming home from work and having to [care] for your kids and making up for lost time.
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The one bright spot is that it is Hawaii, where great quality of life goes a long way toward making up for the problems.
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Bob Evans also raised its full-year forecast, with its food distribution business performing well, making up for some weakness in its restaurant business.
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The Forest Service is now making up for this by conducting prescribed burning and thinning on approximately 2.5 million acres of land last year.
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Given the service sector is making up for the weakness in the manufacturing sector in many countries, any disappointment could further undermine investor sentiment.
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The project is part of a growing movement of individuals, groups and businesses across the country who are voluntarily making up for unpaid reparations.
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Given the service sector is making up for the weakness in the manufacturing sectors in many countries, any disappointment could further undermine investor sentiment.
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That would mean you're not just making up for the annual fee, you're actually getting more value than the fee in the first place.
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Altogether, that means Amex Gold Card members can earn up to $220 back each year, almost making up for its entire $250 annual fee.
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I haven't gone to any so far, but I plan on making up for that by going to three in a row this evening.
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The Saints, who averaged more than 31 points a game during the regular season, looked as if they were making up for lost time.
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There were multiple shelves of coffee drinks, possibly making up for the lack of coffee counter like the one at the One Liberty store.
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But when the Hollywood Foreign Press singled out Awkwafina, the star of "The Farewell," it was in some ways making up for its oversight.
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We know what we missed out on, so we're making up for it by pouring not just money but also time into our grandchildren.
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That could hit consumer confidence at a delicate moment for the US economy, when spending is making up for softness in the manufacturing sector.
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By adding more flights or using bigger aircraft on some routes, it said it was making up for 45 percent of Air Berlin's previous capacity.
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Indeed, the ECB bought 6.9 billion euros of German bonds last month, making up for record-low purchases a month earlier as it had announced.
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Indeed, he said, he expects the U.S. domestic economy to power through weakness abroad, with growth in services making up for any slowdown in manufacturing.
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That's especially important since regulators have been hands-off with the tech industry since, well, forever, and this is just making up for lost time.
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The actors themselves appear to be making up for that by participating in an epic game of "are they or aren't they" with the public.
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It's something I failed at for most of Trey's life, but I'm going to dedicate the rest of my life to making up for it.
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That, according to the company, will allow it to deliver more than 50,000 vehicles in the second half, making up for its first-quarter shortfall.
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And although a government-funded inheritance would go some way to making up for historical injustices, it would not erase the black-white income gap.
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It remains to be seen whether his high-wire strategy of making up for those losses by winning Leave-voting Labour seats will pay off.
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Kim announced she was joining the dozens of other celebrities earlier this week and has been making up for lost time with her many posts.
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Blending grapes is a more natural, nuanced method of making up for deficiencies than, say, dumping in a bag of tartaric acid or powdered tannins.
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The knee injuries that stalled her career just as Hegerberg's was blossoming have cleared up; she is making up for what time she has lost.
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Once your child is in a good place emotionally, don't make any promises about rescheduling events or making up for lost time, Dr. Goodman said.
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High-end restaurants that serve wine have done particularly well in the last five years, with wine sales making up for their losses on food.
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These are the stories that should have been told at the time and, although they weren't, Sounes appears to be making up for it now.
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Familia's absence will undoubtedly give more work to a Mets bullpen already burdened with making up for the injuries and inconsistencies of the starting rotation.
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That's why retailers from Walmart to Target have been gradually raising their minimum wages and introducing better benefits, making up for years of stagnant compensation.
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The new taxes could add up to millions of dollars for states, making up for some of the revenue lost as cigarette sales have fallen.
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Inflation targets do not call for making up for past mistakes, and central banks should try to do what they say they are trying to do.
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The company also raised its full-year guidance, with results from its Coinstar unit making up for declines in movie rentals at Outerwall's Redbox operation. Questions?
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But Sanders aides said they were making up for the late start with Spanish- and English-language radio and TV commercials as well as online ads.
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Further studies ruled out that the birds were making up for a failed first attempt at raising chicks or that the second group of nestlings suffered.
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"Unless we begin making up for lost time, we will miss this chance to make this a turning point for women around the world," Gates wrote.
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Making up for lost time Four of her five Texas grandchildren were at the airport to greet Ramirez when she made her long-awaited arrival recently.
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She said some proposed changes to its framework had merits, including proposals for the Fed to commit to making up for years of below-target inflation.
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However, few economists see any magic wand to boost growth, given how few new industries are making up for weakness of Finland's electronic and forestry exports.
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Consumer spending was quite strong in the spring, increasing at a 3.3-percent pace, making up for a disappointing 1.9-percent gain in the first quarter.
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By funneling money into their own shares, companies have been making up for a gap in demand from mutual funds, foreigners, pension funds and individual Americans.
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Kendall Jenner may have skipped New York Fashion Week this season, but the model's making up for it by starting London Fashion Week with a bang.
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Jeff Bezos may have been the only ultra-wealthy billionaire who failed to get richer in 2019, but he&aposs making up for it in 2020.
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But in New England, oil-fired plants played a much greater role than coal plants in making up for increased power demand during the cold snap.
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During an exchange about whether to continue those subsidies, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg claimed that those payments aren't entirely making up for farmers' losses.
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With the Japan deal, Trump is merely making up for the business that farmers lost when he pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership in 26.6.
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But Friday's article said the latest data showed bank lending was not making up for the gap in credit due to shrinking off-balance sheet lending.
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Meanwhile, an Australian woman, 15th-seeded Ashleigh Barty, plays on into the quarterfinals, her mellow and modest manner perhaps making up for the men's maddening mayhem.
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But ed-tech can help greatly—by monitoring pupils and teachers alike, assisting the best teachers and, most important, making up for the failings of the worst.
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The Cleveland Indians have sputtered at home for much of the season, but they are making up for it by beating up on the American League West.
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Trump has proposed making up for revenue lost through tax cuts on individuals and corporations by adding new taxes to the huge piles of offshore corporate profits.
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Most notably, the newest cast member, the once-pristine Tristan Thompson, partner of Khloé, has been making up for lost time by cheating on his pregnant girlfriend.
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Finally, on September 22, Fergie is releasing her sophomore album, and she's making up for lost time by dropping a visual album to go along with it.
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I heat up my spaghetti while I play fetch with her in hopes of making up for leaving her alone all night while we see the play.
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It's been awhile since we've had real Twitter outbursts or celebrity Internet beef, but between this and Alec Baldwin's online rage, we're making up for lost time.
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We're not sure if they forgot to include it in the sale or if it was a strategic move, but regardless, they're making up for it now.
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These elements of quality do not come cheap, but neither does making up for them later or when children fail to develop a solid foundation for school.
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Funny enough, Elton recently canceled and rescheduled a missed concert in Indianapolis due to illness -- looks like he's all better now, and making up for that tenfold.
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Year-to-date, MSCI's Nigeria index has risen just over 2 percent, with an 8 percent jump in February making up for losses earlier in the year.
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It's hard to tell when watching if LaVine is making up for lost time, trying to capture a rhythm, or simply doing what Chicago's coaching staff wants.
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One could argue that the networks are making up for their loss in viewership by charging advertisers more per viewer — but that's not how they see it.
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I use scare quotes because a true reform, reducing some tax rates but making up for the lost revenue by closing loopholes, was never going to happen.
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His job is to deliver Brexit and win Mr. Johnson five years more in office, making up for the prime minister's deficiencies as a lazy, inattentive bumbler.
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Investor enthusiasm about the announcement lifted Nvidia shares more than 3 percent, making up for most of the losses on Friday after the company's disappointing revenue forecast.
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"This suggests that employers are successfully keeping a lid on costs and are likely making up for the modest increases in wages through other perks," Koropeckyj wrote.
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Jada and the women in her family are clearly making up for it now, though, and have vowed to continue to help out R. Kelly's alleged victims.
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But Kristin has always wanted to redo their big day, so the mom of three didn't hesitate when she came across Hallmark's "Making up for Missed Moments" contest.
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Google's Pixel, for example, captures some of the best smartphone images and only has a single camera, with Google's software making up for the lack of another sensor.
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On-screen sisters Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner may still be painfully separate in Game of Thrones, but they're more than making up for it in real life.
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Vietnam is a growing market for sponsors such as brewer Heineken and would be a fifth Asian race on the calendar, making up for the departure of Malaysia.
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Government officials and military leaders defending the bill at a news conference said the salary hikes were making up for years of below-average adjustments to military compensation.
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However, the 2404-year-old third baseman has been making up for lost time ever since he rejoined the Padres from Triple-A 173 games into the season.
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Figueroa, a junior wing, also had eight rebounds, five steals and three assists for the Red Storm, making up for an off night for leading scorer Mustapha Heron.
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The developer that plans to invest 50 percent more in land this year said it was making up for failing to buy enough in the past two years.
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At 24, Mullin spends a good deal of time trying to be as good at the job as Rod and Eileen were, making up for school events missed.
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She suggests making up for lost time by cutting out a discretionary expense, like a new pair of shoes or weekly restaurant dinners, and investing the money instead.
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If Trump's stalwart supporters are willing to proselytize for him, that could go some of the way toward making up for his thin get-out-the-vote operation.
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But more experienced workers made $19 more per week, the research found, partly by making up for lost hours in Seattle at second jobs worked outside city limits.
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The company is making up for that deficit by doubling down on loading other devices with Alexa in the hope of cornering the smart home and auto markets.
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The latest data from the Office for National Statistics suggested manufacturing was not making up for a consumer spending slowdown as some economists had hoped following the pound's drop.
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Russell Martin struggled with his power game on the heels of a career-best 23-homer season in 2015, but the veteran sure is making up for lost time.
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The country is a growing market for sponsors such as brewer Heineken and would be a fifth Asian race on the calendar, making up for the departure of Malaysia.
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The ocean basin that spawns the strongest storms on Earth had been oddly quiet, but it's making up for its slumber in a big way with Super Typhoon Nepartak.
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Amamiya said Japan's economy was sustaining its momentum to achieve the central bank's 2% inflation target, with solid domestic demand making up for some of the weakness in exports.
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Ken Martindale, the CEO of GNC, reportedly told investors that the Amazon supplements were a way of making up for lost in-store sales, according to the Journal's report.
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Yields for organic corn are about 2118% of those for the conventional variety, but it sells for well over twice as much, more than making up for the shortfall.
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U.S. economic growth slowed less than analysts expected in the second quarter as consumer spending surged, more than making up for a drop in imports and inventory build-up.
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Every time, the score to beat is zero, which means you're either hitting par on every single hole, or making up for extra strokes by occasionally finishing under par.
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Measures in Wednesday's decrees will also enable former air force pilots to return to duty, making up for a deficit after the dismissal of military pilots in the purge.
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Louisville canned 58.5 percent of its shots from the field and dominated the glass 42-21, more than making up for 15 turnovers that led to 18 Sycamores points.
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Toyota's global sales rose 2.8 percent to 680.83 million units with Asia making up for the slack in North America, where its sales slid 7.5 percent to 680,000 units.
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The White House framework guts the diversity visa lottery program, making up for the cuts in legal immigration by accelerating admission of people stuck in the green card backlog.
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Buckley charts the generational branches of black Calhouns painstakingly, as though making up for the lost stories of so many other African-Americans left on the cutting room floor.
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Membership in the Church has held steady at around 18% of the global population for decades, according to Vatican data, with growth in Africa making up for declines elsewhere.
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It now appears that many insurers severely underpriced their premiums, and they are now making up for that error by either jacking up rates or simply leaving the marketplace.
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Do we tell the white kid that this is society's way of making up for past discrimination that they may currently benefit from but had no hand in perpetrating?
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To get America's economy back on track and start making up for the reduction in consumption during this time, Americans are going to need to spend, and spend effectively.
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Those airlines that aren&apost reducing service to China are typically making up for it by offering travel waivers for customers to change or cancel flights without a fee.
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After serving 22 years in prison, he is making up for lost time, with a job at the Ford Foundation, good coffee and a long soak in the tub.
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And making up for the selling, general and administrative costs that the business was supporting contributed to a surprise 7% earnings dilution in the year after the deals close.
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Recent history shows that when the medical system loses income from one sector (in this case, three huge corporations), it is adept at making up for it in another.
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According to IMBIE's results, East Antarctica is actually increasing ice mass, albeit not at a rate that even comes close to making up for the losses in West Antarctica.
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North Korea has already begun making up for the shortfall by exporting more workers abroad, the analyst Lee Seok said in a report published by the Korea Institute last month.
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As someone who grew up poor and probably didn't try red meat until I was in my late teens, I kind of feel like I'm making up for lost time.
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Samsung just concluded its Unpacked event and it was light on virtual reality news, but the company is making up for it with a Gear VR ad that's... quite odd.
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Julio was clearly just making up for the one catch for 16 yards he posted last Monday night against the Saints despite the offense going off for 45 points. 2.
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We're all panicked about having seven Game of Thrones episodes this season instead of the usual 10, and while they aren't fully making up for lost time, there's hope yet.
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Making up for years of under funding is now costing some states a rising share of revenues, which is crowding out other services and putting upward pressure on tax rates.
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Indeed, GameStop's sales of new video games have fallen sharply over the past four years, but it is making up for that by expanding into new businesses, including selling cellphones.
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In fact, he said there are already eight journalists on his team, making up for half of Knowhere's headcount — a ratio that he hopes to maintain as the company grows.
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Thus, the new money added to the AHCA would fall far short of making up for the bill's reduced coverage of people with the most serious mental and addictive conditions.
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The HomePod will be a smart speaker, their marketing is just making up for the fact that voice assistants are hard and Siri doesn't work like a dream quite yet.
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I don't know how I missed this Norwegian band or their 2000 album at the time, but I'm making up for lost time by listening to it once a day.
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Membership in the Church has held steady at around 18% of the global population for decades, according to official Church data, with growth in Africa making up for declines elsewhere.
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New Orleans is making up for the loss of production by asking more of its backcourt, and Jrue Holiday (173) and E'Twaun Moore (217) combined for 24 points on Monday.
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For a filmmaker who has only made two features in the last 15 years, Ms. Ramsay has remarkably little interest in making up for lost time with long running times.
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Although Saudi Arabia has promised to stabilize the market by making up for Iranian oil losses, there is a risk the effort could backfire, triggering a hike in world prices.
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In the meantime, Seattle's defense is mostly making up for the offensive inadequacy, and should be able to handle Tennessee (1-1), especially if DeMarco Murray is unable to play.
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Or it might just be because of the men themselves, who harbor secrets and seem to be making up for an alarming lack of potable water by drinking booze instead.
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"Nothing comes close to making up for the loss of $90 million at the federal level, of course, but we're taking whatever resources we can and investing them," Keith said.
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Losing a player as talented as Gobert is tough, and the Jazz will have a hard time making up for his massive defensive presence, but they are far from doomed.
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Hillary Clinton got an early jump with her two hefty best sellers, "Living History" (2003) and "Hard Choices" (2014), but other 2016 presidential hopefuls have been making up for lost time.
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While it was slower getting into the dedicated electric vehicle game than others, the Honda Urban EV Concept is a sign that the Japanese automaker is making up for lost time.
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The Camerons are now focused on getting Mo healthy and making up for lost time, as well as thanking all the people along the way who made this happy ending possible.
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In an interview, Chief Financial Officer Kevin Glass said the overall housing market had slowed quicker than anticipated but growth in other parts of the business was making up for it.
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On Sunday, the Hawks held New York to just 38 first-half points, making up for their own poor shooting by limiting the Knicks to 36 percent shooting on 45 attempts.
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"Progress is happening and Nevada has made tremendous progress, but they're making up for lost time," she said, adding the National Rifle Association for years had a "stranglehold" on local lawmakers.
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I feel like I'm making up for lost time now, not just in terms of having sex, but also in terms of feeling comfortable in my body and as a woman.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - - Housebuilding spurred a recovery in Britain's construction industry last month, making up for weakness in other parts of a largely downbeat sector, a survey showed on Monday.
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I think that Silicon Valley suffered a huge blow when the Snowden revelations implicated many major companies in NSA spying, and this is how they're making up for their injured pride.
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But the reality star is already making up for lost time, debuting not only two very different looks for the first day of the shows, but also a brand new hairdo.
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He came up with the big serves to save six of the seven break points he faced, making up for a shock defeat by Stan Wawrinka in the French Open final.
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With Democrats leading both chambers for the first time in nearly a decade, the agenda was undeniably liberal, often landmark, and for those in the majority, making up for lost time.
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A big media company, like Fox, could bundle the regional sports network with other channels, like Fox News, to get higher rates, making up for the corresponding increase in rights fees.
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Southeast Asia's largest economy has been preparing a second stimulus package, which authorities said would include measures aimed at making up for disruption to supply chains caused by the virus outbreak.
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In this largely agricultural area hit by erratic weather and insufficient rain, farmers are making up for poor harvests by cutting down trees and selling the wood for timber and charcoal.
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Last month, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported U.S. authorities Volkswagen to produce electric vehicles in the United States as a way of making up for its rigging of emission tests.
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The bottom line: The buoyant consumer is making up for skittish businesses, which have been thwarted by a global economic slowdown and trade war uncertainty, causing them to pull back on spending.
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The MA650 features a 380.1 dynamic driver while there is a 560.1 dynamic driver in the MA750 (as well as over-the-ear hooks), likely making up for the $70 price difference.
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Islamic State earns millions of dollars a month running car dealerships and fish farms in Iraq, making up for lower oil income after its battlefield losses, Iraqi judicial authorities said on Thursday.
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Teams of diplomats from both countries had worked feverishly to finalize plans for the summit on Monday, making up for time lost when Trump temporarily canceled plans for the meeting in May.
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However, this one may feature a thump of heavy snow that falls during just 210 hours or less, with the ridiculously heavy snowfall rates more than making up for the time crunch.
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These days, Jaen is making up for lost time: cooking breakfast and dinner for his children as his attorneys work to get him a passport and all the official paperwork he needs.
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" Clinton then added that building those relationships "certainly takes more than making up for a year of insults by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and flying home again.
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Many credit unions even cut members a dividend check at the end of the year—about $51 per member on average in 2017—more than making up for the small membership fee.
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Analysts remained optimistic a recovery in private capital spending would be unleashed once President Jair Bolsonaro government's reforms to trim Brazil's oversized budget are finally passed, making up for this year's disappointment.
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Online, there are more than a few communities devoted to this kind of discussion, and New York Magazine recently published a sex diary from a woman making up for lost sex time.
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MacKinnon, Avalanche beat Panthers 2-1 DENVER — Nathan MacKinnon got off to a slow start this season, but he is making up for it with a dominant stretch for the Colorado Avalanche.
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The assistance, starting in mid-to-late August, follows Republican President Donald Trump's $12 billion package last year that was aimed at making up for lower farm good prices and lost sales.
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Brixton-born, Brooklyn-based producer, Durban, has generously shared 100 tracks on Twitter, more than making up for the two year wait since his Chimes EP on Lit City Trax in 2014.
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This month, Walt Disney reported a quarterly profit that topped Wall Street forecasts as theme park crowds packed a new "Avatar" land, making up for a profit decline at broadcast network ABC.
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Democratic strategists and commentators late to appreciating Sanders's viability have spent the past few days diligently making up for lost time, as a cascade of critical stories has appeared in the press.
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Maggie Hassan, a New Hampshire Democrat, said the money was "a drop in the bucket that would not come close to making up for the damage" done by the Republican healthcare bill.
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She trailed by 0.20 seconds after her first run, and ended up making up for it during her second, finishing 0.39 seconds ahead of Ragnhild Mowinckel of Norway to solidify the win.
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However, last night, during the Emmys, there was one commercial that actually had me laughing out loud, making up for all the other moments I wasted watching the same ads over and over.
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Under Armour's international sales rose 27 percent in the three months ended March 30.23, making up for flat sales at the North America division that is responsible for 73 percent of overall revenue.
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The bidding war boosted the premium that Microsoft paid for LinkedIn from 22 per cent to 50 per cent, eventually making up for the losses seen since the company's February stock price collapse.
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And its faults largely trace back to the faults of an industry that tasks female-led superhero movies with living up to the enormous pressure of making up for so much lost time.
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Over the last month, though, the shutdown has left industry lobbyists scrambling to explore temporary workarounds for their clients in hopes of quickly making up for lost ground when the government eventually reopens.
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Griffin missed 20 of the first 56 games but is making up for lost time while averaging 221 points on 212 percent shooting, 21 rebounds and 22 assists in eight games this month.
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The Europeans are nowhere near making up for the cost and dislocation caused by US sanctions, the $15 billion line of credit has gone nowhere and the Iranian economy is deep in recession.
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On Saturday she landed a double axel-triple toe, a triple Lutz and two more triples, making up for a stumble at the outset of the routine and a fall toward the end.
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Commercial and industrial lending remains weak, and mergers and acquisitions and most capital markets activity have been moribund, with more active advisory activity only partly making up for the weakness in other areas.
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The report cautions that it could only say Apple has "tested" the new gesture controls and that it's likely one of multiple solutions for making up for the lack of a home button.
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Hammonds led Georgia with 230 points, followed by Harris with 043, making up for the off night by Edwards — who came in as the nation's top-scoring freshman with 204 points per game.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Gizmodo (Microsoft)What Microsoft Research lacks in cinematography skills, it's making up for with super-fun solutions to virtual reality's biggest problem: the lack of real-world feedback.
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Source: GettyAs if making up for for having to read a civil and restrained statement finally condemning the domestic terrorist attack in Charlottesville, Virginia, President Donald Trump has gone off the rails on Twitter.
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ABOUT RHODE ISLAND (290-280): After playing a total of 270 minutes last season before suffering an ACL tear, Matthews was making up for lost time until laboring through a subpar game against Duke.
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As has been the case for months, the ECB bought fewer government bonds from Germany, Portugal and Finland than its rules dictate, making up for it with oversized purchases in Spain, France and Italy.
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While Kasich made the rounds, more than making up for a previous gastronomical gaffe -- he was caught eating pizza with a fork -- gobbling up the attention while feasting on a smorgasbord of Italian specialties.
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The artists in that heavily Buddhist nation, marked by breathtaking pagodas like the Shwedagon and, now, politicians who embrace non-violence, are making up for lost time — and they have a lot to say.
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Selvik especially came on strong in both humanity and charisma, making up for the absence of co-founder Bjørnson (whose flight to New York had been greatly delayed) by sharing his enthusiasm and grace.
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It took six months for Ludwik to recover, but now he is making up for lost time, indulging in all the finer things in life and entertaining an Instagram audience of over 19,000 followers.
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Dish reported its Sling TV numbers as a part of its Q226 2000 earnings, which also indicated that Sling TV is nowhere near making up for the subscriber loss from Dish's satellite TV service.
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Making up for the lack of centrist votes, von der Leyen has non-mainstream parties - including Poland's ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party - to thank for getting her across the line in parliament.
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Now, Schiller didn't really answer that part of the question, so there remains the possibility that the improved bandwidth does in fact go a little ways toward making up for the lack of RAM.
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I know so many things about balls and how balls react to things and blue balls...but we don't talk about vagina stuff as much, so we're kind of making up for lost time.
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And if it is a problem that the views of rich people are underrepresented in the academy, they have had little trouble making up for this disadvantage in the media and the political system.
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This would put more money in the pockets of consumers and small businesses, stimulating the economy and labor markets even further, more than making up for any small economic contraction associated with temporary tariffs.
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Defender Nacho Fernandez also had a mixed night with a brilliant goal making up for giving away a penalty and Dani Carvajal could be fit again to offer Hierro another option at right back.
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Was that a hot streak or is he really a terrific shooter in the mold of Lou Williams with the ability to leverage his athleticism into making up for his undersized 553 foot frame?
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Mr. Walker's return to Wisconsin was difficult: People complained that he had been too focused on his own ambitions, and he spent months making up for it with parades, local meetings and ribbon cuttings.
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Then, the Fed could promise to return the price level to its pre-recession trend, making up for the shortfall induced by the recession, at which point it would revert to targeting an inflation rate.
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In the preceding decade, she created works—sculptures, drawings, and installations that were unabashedly sentimental and feminine, elevating both as worthy of artistic inquiry—at a furious pace, as if making up for lost time.
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After an early trade of breaks in the fifth, Zverev finally got his confidence back and finished it off with a whipping forehand, his 52nd winner barely making up for a woeful 55 unforced errors.
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Seasonal jobs in warehousing and transportation of goods sold online are partly making up for the loss of in-store employment, but those jobs tend to be less evenly distributed geographically than traditional retail gigs.
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The first two Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailers featured little-to-no footage of Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow — but boy, is Disney making up for it in the third preview.
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The crowd didn't die down for a full minute, almost as if they were both making up for lost time and cheering their faces off in case Idol never again delivers a moment like this.
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The American economy is picking up speed after a slow start to the year, with resilient consumer spending and a buoyant housing market just about making up for a falloff in investment by cautious companies.
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More than 4 million Galaxy Note 8 smartphones have been sold since the premium model was launched in mid-September, making up for slowing sales of the Galaxy S8 launched earlier in 2017, analysts said.
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The S&P 500 Retail ETF (XRT) is making up for many of the past months' losses, as Wall Street awaits fourth-quarter earnings, which include key holiday sales figures and inevitably additional closure announcements.
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"I think I make up for it right now ... and I think I'm making up for it rapidly because we're rebuilding our military at a level that it's never seen before," he said in June.
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Sunday had offered Vettel the chance of making up for the mistake that saw him crash out of the lead last year, handing victory to Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton — who will be on pole this time.
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Instead, he's making up for it from beyond the arc, where he's slowly incorporating the 3-pointer into his repertoire, shooting 44.8 percent from deep on 2.6 attempts per game in 123 contests this month.
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Making up for the fun-size rooms are ample places to lounge, socialize and work, including a sprawling co-working space cheekily called "Conspire," with communal tables, lightning-fast Wi-Fi and free-flowing coffee.
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As Zener-P flew away, Blind Willie Johnson's humming and blues guitar filled the spaceship, making up for the silence of everyone watching, catatonic-like, how Voyager continued it's now ice-free trip, and beeping.
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The orchestra is making up for lost time as part of Project 19, a multiyear initiative to commission 19 female composers to honor the centennial of the 19th Amendment, which extended the vote to women.
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"The steady increase in allocation to domestic investment funds was the main driver of the good sponsorship more than making up for the drop in an aggressive foreign bid," BMO said in a research note.
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Boston Consulting Group predicts that 248,2000 cars will be sold to ride-sharing fleets in North America in 2500, more than making up for an expected net decline in consumer sales of about 8,000 vehicles.
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Yes, you can be very much sort of making up for deficits, but I think there's increasingly a big amount of the community that's pretty healthy, in terms of a lifestyle, and just want more.
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UBS, BNP Paribas and TSB Banking Group raised just over 2.1bn-equivalent of Additional Tier 1 and Tier 2 debt, making up for lost time in what has been a difficult year for the asset class.
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A simple calculation shows that making up for such a large drop in RMR would require almost two hours a day of brisk walking, seven days a week, on top of a person's normal daily activities.
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Munger said she expected no disruption in state bond payments but cautioned she may have to skip a monthly state pension payment as she did late last year before making up for the shortfall in April.
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" Big box retailers traditionally have relatively low margins, but Tepper points to ways that Walmart is making up for that, such as increasing volume and rolling out curbside pickup, which should "help to drive more volume.
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It's not so much about being able to store up sleep, but he thinks short sleepers who are changing their habits on the weekends are making up for some of what they lost during the week.
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"A lot of people got off track with their savings over the course of the recession and they're still making up for that," says Jennifer Schramm, senior strategy policy adviser for the AARP Public Policy Institute.
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The Florida senator did come close, with 32 percent of the Virginia GOP vote to Trump's 35, but it didn't come close to making up for his third-place finishes in the rest of the South.
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Share offerings in the region's stock exchanges rose to $85.5 billion with initial public offerings surging 52.8 percent, making up for an 8.1 percent slide in follow-on share sales, according to data through June 27.
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But then, there should be a better term for the act of making up for decades' worth of women playing the male star's girlfriend ("Rocky the Musical"), wife ("Lombardi"), mother ("Magic/Bird") or temptress ("Damn Yankees").
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He said the Europeans had 60 days to assure that Iran could "reap our benefits" under the nuclear accord, by making up for lost oil revenues and allowing the country back into the international financial system.
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With the help of his fans, who banded together to raise nearly thirty thousand dollars to help with his medical bills, he can work again, and has set upon making up for lost time, and gigs.
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A bounce in basic resources and energy stocks helped the pan-European STOXX 600 index rise 0.6 percent, making up for losses seen in the previous session, but Milan's blue-chip FTSE MIB index ended flat.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude means there will be less strain on other producers in making up for supply losses in Venezuela and Libya, and potentially in Iran as renewed U.S. sanctions kick in.
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Ahead, we rounded up the best daily deals — which means you can focus on making up for that post-DST sleep debt instead of checking the Target website every day until the sale ends on March 23.
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Time spent on mobile and on other connected devices (including digital streaming on connected TVs and over-the-top services like Netlfix) is making up for the time Americans no longer spend watching TV or using computers.
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However, the skeptics will point to Apple doing this right at the critical juncture where higher ASPs are making up for slower unit sales which remains the worry and the stock will get hit accordingly this morning.
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In addition to making up for years of unfairness, the lawsuit aims to make sure that women at Ogletree are given the same opportunities going forward, given proper credit for their work, and compensated fairly, Sanford said.
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A 22-23 win over the Chicago White Sox on Thursday when the combination of Heath Hembree and Matt Barnes got the Red Sox to Junichi Tazawa and Robbie Ross, making up for Henry Owens' short start.
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With this sudden name announcement, she is quickly making up for lost time (she was silent on social media, with the exception of plugging her beauty line, for nearly 6 months) with her eager and dedicated fans.
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We recognized that, at that time, small businesses and consumers would need protection from the influx of new state laws and regulations aimed at making up for the years of harm and lost revenues imposed by Quill.
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In an interview broadcast Wednesday, Mr. Trump told a British television host that he was "never a fan" of the Vietnam War and was making up for having avoided the draft by becoming America's commander in chief.
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The pan-European STOXX 2600 gained 219% , but was far from making up for the 7% slump on Monday that pushed the index into bear market territory - seen as a 20% drop from recent all-time highs.
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New York could do without the power generated by the Indian Point nuclear plant, but making up for the loss of all that cheap electricity would be much easier if state officials changed their energy-efficiency policies.
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I mean look, $22020 billion I gave last year and then this year $27 billion and I think I'm making up for it rapidly because we are rebuilding our military at a level that it's never seen before.
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In recent years, the stellar results of two companies—Tata Consultancy Services, an IT firm; and Jaguar Land Rover, a maker of posh British cars which Tata acquired in 2008—were making up for a string of duds.
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While they may never get the explanation for Molly's four-year gap, her owners are just happy to have her back at home, where they can focus on making up for four years of missed affection and care.
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Most of the focus has been on ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, but bike- and scooter-sharing companies also want to show they are making up for the electricity that is used to charge their devices.
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Zach Parise — who missed a chunk of games earlier this season — has been making up for lost time, collecting 11 points over his last 11 contests while being kept off the scoresheet only twice in that stretch. 1.
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Pong says that believing in yourself and your capability is very important, but you also have to make sure that you follow through, particularly if you're making up for a lack of experience or reputation in that field.
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She said there were merits to a proposal by former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke for the central bank to hold off on rate increases until inflation rises above target, making up for a period of undershooting the target.
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Time Warner, which is being bought by AT&T, saw an increase in subscribers in the first quarter at its premium cable channel HBO, making up for a 2 percent decline in ad revenue at its Turner networks.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals — The battered drug stock is rebounding in premarket trading, although it is only making up for a fraction of the drop that sent it from Monday's close of $69.04 to a low this week of $29.52.
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Like the Friends tribute gifted upon us earlier this year, the latest recreation is dedicated to the details, down to the Eggo waffles box, making up for its lack of costumes with adorably minature, yet realistic, set pieces.
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Richemont said it had seen good progress in mainland China, Korea, Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom, making up for a double-digit decline in Hong Kong, echoing recent comments from peers LVMH and Hermes (HRMS.PA).
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Richemont said it had seen good progress in mainland China, Korea, Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom, making up for a double-digit decline in Hong Kong, echoing recent comments from peers LVMH and Hermes (HRMS.PA).
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One budget committee aide said they assume economic growth estimates will show the budget will generate a surplus of $79 billion in 2026 and $197 billion in 2027, making up for any lost revenue from the tax cuts.
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After coming under huge fire for how he handled the Ray Rice incident in 2014, Goodell seems to be making up for it, or at least trying to preemptively satisfy his critics by appearing tough on domestic violence.
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Analysts say that Saudi help in making up for lost Iranian crude oil will be crucial to Mr. Trump's efforts to contain Iran while not forcing prices up too high to cause political damage in the United States.
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More than making up for some dips in value elsewhere is a new line item for $23.5 billion worth of "brand value" even though his income from real estate licensing had fallen more than $10 million that year.
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The fine print of JetBlue's press release reveals that the airline doesn't plan to reach this ambitious goal by decreasing the amount of carbon its planes spew into the air, but by making up for that carbon somewhere else.
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The big picture: MBS is gambling that he can escape this crisis by doubling down on support for the Trump administration's policies — confronting Iran, making up for lost Iranian oil, and bankrolling U.S. efforts in northeast Syria, among others.
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Bernal repaid the team's trust with a flawless ride from Brussels, making up for a relatively disappointing individual time trial with strong displays in the mountains where he was only beaten by France's Thibaut Pinot who abandoned on Friday.
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With robust domestic demand making up for weak Japanese exports, many BOJ officials see no imminent need to ramp up monetary support, and prefer to save its limited ammunition for when the economy faces bigger problems, the sources say.
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Indicated up 55.03 percent U.S. authorities have asked the German carmaker Volkswagen to produce electric vehicles in the United States as a way of making up for its rigging of emission tests, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 21 (Reuters) - U.S. authorities have asked the German carmaker Volkswagen to produce electric vehicles in the United States as a way of making up for its rigging of emission tests, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
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In life, a lot of our time—especially a lot of our unconscious time—is spent glossing over and making up for some serious fucking gaps between what we have been told should happen and what actually does happen.
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Data released late on Monday showed the ECB bought far more Italian bonds than it was supposed to in July for its monetary stimulus scheme, making up for a dwindling supply of eligible debt elsewhere in the currency bloc.
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And Facebook purposefully made changes leading to its first ever decline of daily users in the US. But Facebook seems to be making up for that in international monthly user growth and squeezing more dollars out of each ad.
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It has been five years since the members of this animated, audience-pleasing troupe performed at the Joyce, but they're making up for it with a three-week residency comprising two programs of dances made from 1971 to 2017.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has described the I.R.S. as "under-resourced," and Mr. Trump's proposed federal budget for 2020 would increase enforcement funding by $362 million, or 5 percent, partly making up for the decline over the last decade.
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That's better than nothing, but unless wage gains are strong and sustained, workers will perpetually be making up for ground that has been lost over decades as wages have barely budged while executive pay and shareholder returns have soared.
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Mike Bloomberg is making up for lost time — just two weeks after his late entry into the Democratic presidential primary, the former New York City mayor has hired more than 300 people so far to work on his campaign.
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Whether the 2010 elections ushered in the "end times" remains to be seen: The future will depend on how committed politicians on both sides of the aisle, including Cooper, are to making up for lost time on climate change.
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Among the ideas: commit to making up for bouts of low inflation with periods of above-target inflation; target economic output, rather than inflation directly; and use negative interest rates to force businesses to invest and banks to lend during downturns.
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NAIROBI, April 7 (Reuters) - Kenyan tyre maker Sameer said on Thursday it had moved back into profit in 2015, with lower operating costs making up for slowing revenue, hurt by civil unrest and foreign currency shortages in some export markets.
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The weather office said on Thursday that monsoon rains were expected to be 100% of a long-term average in August and September, making up for a shortfall in the first two months of the season that began in June.
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With labor markets strong, underpinning household demand, and business spending finally showing signs of life, the stage is set for a powerful rebound in real GDP growth in Q85033, making up for the shortfall relative to trend seen in Q1.
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Making up for lost time on Thomas and his Ineos team mate Egan Bernal, who is only four seconds behind the Welshman, is a tough ask especially with an individual time trial that should favor the defending champion on Friday.
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Luxury goods companies and retailers have felt the pinch following months of street protests in Hong Kong which put off visitors and forced shops to temporarily shut their doors, though some are making up for lost business in mainland China.
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Since then, as Sanders has surged in the polls, his campaign has been making up for lost time and has been spending millions of dollars to expand a nationwide infrastructure that can compete with Clinton's formidable get-out-the-vote forces.
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The company should have done better, he wrote, and he said Facebook was making up for lost time by disabling suspect accounts, making election ads visible beyond the targeted audience and requiring those running election ads to confirm their identities.
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Unfortunately for Lue, Cleveland needs the threat of Smith's shooting to create space on offense; more unfortunately still, Smith has scored just eight points over 69 minutes in the Finals, which means he's not making up for his defensive lapses.
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The new pipeline will provide Kinmen with 30 percent of its tap water, making up for strains on water supplies from growing Chinese tourism, environmental factors and the two sorghum liquor distilleries that provide most of the county's tax revenue.
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There's the writer who spends a few months of every year in Berlin, making up for diminishing freelance wages with cheap Neukölln rent; the curator bouncing between New York and Los Angeles; the artist jumping from Tokyo residency to Istanbul fellowship.
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He is capitalizing on the absence of outfielders Aaron Hicks and Giancarlo Stanton — two of the 12 Yankees currently on the injured list — and making up for the lost season he endured in 2018 after a concussion in spring training.
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During Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, the department waived the Jones Act's restrictions so that foreign tankers could carry oil from the Gulf of Mexico to refineries on the East Coast, making up for pipelines that had been damaged by the storms.
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While fast growth begins making up for lost ground at some point, board economists noted that a potentially historic shock is coming, akin perhaps to what happened when the country stood down production following World War II and output shrank 12%.
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The departments have already seen the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's budget for state and local emergency preparedness cut by a third from fiscal 2003 to 2019, with small increases the past two years not making up for the losses.
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Usually, my wife and I comply because, let's face it, we're still suckers for cool toys even deep into our 30s, and we're making up for all the times our parents told us "no" when we pleaded to go toy shopping.
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Thankfully, the internet is now making up for lost time by tweeting it incessantly — by itself, set to music, alongside commentary about how they actually remember the movie Meet Joe Black (1998) and don't understand why other people don't remember it.
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He said the better comparison is to factor in the premium increase that has already occurred from CSRs being canceled, which would mean the two bills are making up for just 18 percent of a roughly 85033 percent total premium increase.
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Sales of new videogames have fallen sharply over the past four years at GameStop, but the company is making up for that by expanding into new businesses, including selling cellphones and allotting store space to action figures and other collectible merchandise.
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The struggle appears to be going to the end of the season, with Gut making up for a disappointing downhill showing with a strong second-place finish in the super-G, 0.57 of a second behind the winner, Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein.
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A short time after Tim and Amy connected on Facebook, Tim flew from his home in Tennessee to Missouri to meet his daughter in person, giving them their first moments on the long road to making up for their lost time together.
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Point guard Patty Mills is making up for the loss of Parker and averaged 19 points in the past two outings while veteran David Lee has stepped up in Gasol's absence to average 12.5 points and 9.8 boards over the past four games.
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Google still manages to be pretty good at making up for these deficiencies such that you aren't often terribly aware of the overlap points between images, but it's also now rolling out a new algorithm that makes things even more, well, seamless.
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Yet, with robust domestic demand making up for weak Japanese exports, many BOJ officials see no imminent need to ramp up monetary support, and prefer to save its limited ammunition for when the economy faces bigger problems, sources with its thinking have said.
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Now that Brexit is somebody else's problem she is making up for lost time with a flurry of announcements: more money for schools, maintenance grants for poor university students and a promise to reduce Britain's net carbon emissions to zero by 2050.
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ET, FSN Florida (Orlando), FSN Southeast (Atlanta) ABOUT THE MAGIC (21-221): Vucevic fell one rebound shy of a double-double, finishing with 33 points and nine rebounds while making up for several costly turnovers down the stretch as the Hawks rallied.
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While Marriott had expected RevPAR to fall in Russia last year due to the crisis there, it had actually increased because Russians chose to travel within their own country instead of abroad, more than making up for a decline in overseas guests.
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Now, however, China and India are on track to over-achieve on their Paris goals for limiting their rising greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, making up for less U.S. ambition, according to a Climate Action Tracker (CAT) report compiled by European researchers.
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The drop in demand for OPEC crude means there will be less strain on producers such as Saudi Arabia in making up for supply losses such as falling Venezuelan and Libyan output, and an imminent drop in Iranian exports as U.S. sanctions return.
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But nothing the Fed can do at this point is going to offset the full shock of the coronavirus, because its tools are just not well suited to making up for lost work hours or helping employees who have missed out on paychecks.
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"People are giving the big gifts to their alma maters or to big institutions that are working on things that are often making up for the fact that government funding priorities are not enough," said Billy Wimsatt, a former member of Resource Generation.
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I'm also learning to implement daily routines that nourish you and make you shine, without harming you in the process, including styling you with the Dyson Airwrap™ styler as a way of making up for the damage I inflicted upon you.
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Exactly how much is up for debate, because many economists believe that the corporate income tax reform and other business-related provisions will spur economic growth, making up for much of the government's revenue losses resulting from changes on the individual tax side.
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"What happened on Boxing Day 1963 was bewildering... it was as if the clubs were making up for the total lack of games the previous season," he said, referring to the gargantuan snowstorm which had demolished the festive fixture list in the winter of 1962.
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Blizzard appears to be making up for the perceived snub that Mei received during the Winter Event with two new Chinese New Year outfits, along with Tracer, Symmetra, Mercy, Junkrat, Ana, and Bastion, who are all receiving red-and-gold wardrobes to celebrate the season.
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The German flagship lender posted a net profit of 201 million euros, up 68 percent from a year ago but hardly making up for a net loss of 409 million euros in the fourth quarter as the bank battles stiff competition from U.S. powerhouses.
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Unfortunately Lenovo no longer offers an OLED option on the X1 Yoga — the hit to battery life was too big, according to a company rep, and we found the same in our review — but HDR could go some way to making up for that loss.
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I had recently turned 28 and wore all the signs of the archetypal binge drinker: going days or weeks without indulging in a cocktail and then, in one night, making up for it by blowing past my limit as if I were newly 21 again.
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The check is meant to compensate for increased fuel costs due to a carbon price, but in many cases it will end up more than making up for energy price increases and turn into a de facto cash benefit that helps many low-income households.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Monsoon rains in India are expected to be 100% of a long-term average in August and September, the weather office said on Thursday, making up for a shortfall in the first two months of the season that began in June.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece aims to raise a total of 22018 billion euros ($6.83 billion)from privatizations by 2018, the head of its privatizations agency (HRADF) said on Thursday, making up for a revenue shortfall last year and hoping to overperform its latest bailout target.
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Whitlock produced a series of gravity-defying tumbles to win gold with a score of 15.633, while Brazilian Diego Hypolito burst into tears of joy as he claimed silver, delighting the partisan crowd and making up for his flops at the last two Games.
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Actelion reported that sales of its new drug Opsumit for PAH rose 57 percent to 831 million francs, while Uptravi booked 245 million francs in its first year after launch, more than making up for slumping sales of its once-mainstay Tracleer after patent expiration.
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Margins were also stable year-on-year, with a 3 percentage point increase in Brazil making up for a 4 percentage point fall in Spain, where Telefonica continued to offer discounts on its main television packages in a bid to increase its customer base.
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She and Coleman have the hefty task of not only boosting employee morale but making up for years of Kalanick's lack of emphasis on the importance of diversity as a metric or, more importantly, in investing in training of employees to be better managers.
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Washington (CNN)China promised to buy billions of dollars more in agricultural products from US farmers as part of a "phase one" trade deal signed Wednesday -- but the commitments don't go much further than making up for what was lost during the trade war.
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Although Swann is concerned about her daughter making up for lost curriculum, she is quick to point out that there are still teachers taking the time to send online assignments and provide food to students who rely on free and reduced breakfast and lunch.
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New England struggled after that connection, failing to convert a first down even after Tom Brady found Rob Gronkowski on a short pass, but they had gotten close enough for Gostkowski to hit fairly easily, making up for his miss earlier in the game.
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Like many other pageant circuits, the Miss Universe organization has a historically white background and has been slowly making up for lost time; it took the Miss USA pageant 38 years after its founding in 1952 to anoint a black winner, Carole Gist, in 1990.
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He also acknowledges is previous fuck-ups and makes it clear that soulmates or not, Sofia or not,"I feel like I will forever be making up for that lost time for the rest of my life," regarding his club days as a father and partner.
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Among the ideas: commit to making up for bouts of low inflation with periods of above-target inflation; rely on simple policy rules to take the guesswork out of rate decisions; and use negative interest rates to force businesses to invest and banks to lend during downturns.
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The Off-The Shoulder SweaterThe impatient shopper will be pleased by this knit trend: The off-the-shoulder neckline is seeping its way into your fall wardrobe, making up for the exposed skin with thick, heat-retaining knits that give you the best of both seasons. 23.
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As a result, the S73 line took off like a rocket, making up for Samsung's disappointing performance with the S6 and even surpassing the iPhone in sales in competitive markets such as the US. By the middle of the summer, it seemed Samsung could do no wrong.
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He makes a cheesy Oprah joke and excuses it with a wry explanation that "I grew up with white people," but watching him here, his longing for a sense of community is tangible, and it's both heartbreaking and heartwarming to see him making up for lost time.
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"Second, while it's true that the OPEC production cuts haven't done enough to stem the glut — in fact U.S. production, barrel for barrel, is making up for whatever's been taken out — the demand for oil is not declining as the bears would have you believe," he said.
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A number of the men depicted in Emily Chang's "Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley" seem to be making up for lost experience, using their newfound wealth and power to get whatever it is they had previously been denied — mainly stuff, status and sex.
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But Senator Maggie Hassan, Democrat of New Hampshire, another state hit by the opioid crisis, said the additional money was "a drop in the bucket that would not come close to making up for the damage" that could be done by the bill's cuts in Medicaid.
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They would be accompanying her to the Telluride and Toronto film festivals — Maddox has an executive producer credit on the film — and were making up for lost lesson time, working with tutors in various corners of the house, learning, among other things, Arabic, sign language and physics.
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He's planning to skip the four early primaries and caucuses that are seen as critical to securing the nomination and is looking instead to establish a presence in later nominating contests in hopes of making up for lost delegates in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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Instead, the Illinois Department of Public Health will provide state funding to the 28 local clinics that normally receive Title X money through the agency, making up for an estimated $2.4 million in federal dollars they otherwise stand to lose for the rest of the fiscal year, Pritzker said.
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Now that they're snapping up houses in greater numbers, many older millennials are making up for lost time: They're bypassing the traditional gateway to home ownership — the starter, or entry-level, home — and buying larger, more expensive houses where they're likely to raise families and maybe even grow old.
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For one night, his frustration may have been assuaged, as the Yankees, who were no-hit for five innings, used a late outburst and then hung on to beat the Detroit Tigers, 5-4, in a game making up for one that was rained out on April 10.
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Long lines and crowds meant it was difficult to get hands on with much of what was on display, but the premiere of the new virtual reality experience — "Notget" by Warren du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones — went some way toward making up for the feeling of Björk's absence.
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But at the end of the day, nothing the Fed can do at this point is going to offset the full shock of the coronavirus, because its tools are just not well suited to making up for lost work hours or helping employees who have missed out on paychecks.
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But at the end of the day, nothing the Fed can do at this point is going to offset the full shock of coronavirus, because its tools are just not well suited to making up for lost work hours or helping employees who have missed out on paychecks.
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Amid these, and perhaps a barometer of their reach, visual arts in the kingdom have been reframed…A relative late-comer to this burgeoning scene, Prince Mohammed bin Salman is nevertheless making up for lost time, driving key cultural initiatives and incorporating creative enterprises into central reforms for the Kingdom.
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There will certainly be a lot more deals to sort through as Black Friday and Cyber Monday near, but eBay's day-long promotions are especially great for picking up that item on your wishlist that rarely goes on discount, or for making up for a sale that you missed out on.
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Revenue per employee, 20143:Yahoo: $22014,24Twitter: $25,009MSFT: $789,145Google: $1,160,648Facebook: $43,412,655Apple: $2,032,304 The trend for a long time in Google's business has been that the amount it makes per click on advertising is declining, but the overall number of clicks is rising even faster, making up for the drop in value.
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He thinks that Amazon's shares are worth significantly more than where they are trading now because he expects the company's higher-margin web services business to grow faster than its retail segment, more than making up for the cost of expanding into new businesses to lure more Prime members, he said.
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A recession would be devastating, as wage increases haven't come near to making up for the pain caused by the last recession, and Republicans have taken fiscal firepower that could've been held in reserve for a future downturn and spent it on tax cuts and military boosts amid an expansion.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - April, typically a big revenue month for U.S. states that levy personal income taxes, was especially robust this year, making up for subpar collections in prior months, but analysts cautioned the tax surge underscores how state budgets face greater volatility from federal tax law changes and the stock market.
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CHICAGO, May 21 (Reuters) - April, typically a big revenue month for U.S. states that levy personal income taxes, was especially robust this year, making up for subpar collections in prior months, but analysts cautioned the tax surge underscores how state budgets face greater volatility from federal tax law changes and the stock market.
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His big project, his way of making up for not caring about anyone else in the world except himself, is a piece of land that used to be a coal mine, which he is slowly but surely developing into a vague sort of public space that he plans to donate to the community.
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Chapman wasted little time making up for the mistake in his next at-bat, when he launched a 2-0 pitch by Montero deep into the left field seats for his second homer in as many games and his fourth in 68 at-bats since being recalled from Triple-A Nashville June 613.
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Making up for a bit of imposter anxiety the only way I knew how, I'd spent a good 15 miles racing some guy back and forth, hovering behind him like a psycho—I really probably should have said "hello," sorry dude—to pass him on the downhills, gears shifting with incredibly satisfying THWACK THWACK THWACKs.
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While the low emissions level is most likely temporary, Myllyvirta said China's emissions regulations had progressed since the 2009 financial crisis, "so it's not a return to those 'smogocalypse' levels, but making up for the drop-off in GDP with construction projects would mean burning a lot of coal, so it would not be pretty."
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That teamwide effort to fix the problems of Game 1 has made another terrific performance by LeBron James (15 points, 433 rebounds, 8 assists) mostly irrelevant, though Cleveland has gotten a very good performance from George Hill, who is making up for his missed free-throw in Game 1 with 12 first-half points.
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Prescott helped his own cause by keeping drives alive with 37 rushing yards, making up for his fellow rookie, Ezekiel Elliott, who had an uncharacteristically quiet 86-yard performance and Jason Witten, the team's veteran tight end, who was held without a catch for the first time since 2008, a stretch of 130 consecutive games.
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And it's making up for those wilderness years; tights were splashed with logos at Fendi, Gucci, and Saks Potts, spotted in Crayola-bright shades on the cobbles of fashion week and in lacy, netted swirls on the pins of influencers not old enough to have worn them during the Great Goth Revival of 2002.
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Historically, Amazon has actually lost money on perks like free two-day shipping, but the company is making up for it not only by impelling Prime customers to buy more stuff but also, increasingly, by encouraging them to buy goods from Amazon's private label brands, which get promoted above other brands in searches on the site.
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Sans a brief interruption from Jamie's assistant Geordie — and his giant goiter — the print shop sequence is all Balfe and Heughan, making up for lost time as their characters work through their shock and delight at being back in each other's presence after 20 years of assuming they'd never see the other again, and living their lives accordingly.
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Now Lesley Ortiz, 75, and her mom, Betty Waring Davis, who lives at a care center in St. Petersburg, Florida, are making up for lost time, sharing old photographs, comparing favorite colors and cuisines and singing country-western songs, all while looking at each other with a mixture of joy and disbelief that Lesley's deepest wish came true.
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He is the NBA's most beautifully raw product, lacking the extraordinary subtlety of some of his league-mates but making up for it by always, ALWAYS going out there and imposing himself, yamming a dunk when he has one, taking a three when he's open, spinning around any post defender who isn't as gigantic as he is.
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In a final scene that is eerily reminiscent of the video footage of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald's killing by the Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke in 2014, this "Native Son" does not feel like a movie making up for lost time, but rather one that we know too well, played on repeat, with limited justice in sight.
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Read more:Ariana Grande had at least 5 outfit changes during the Grammys, more than making up for missing the show last yearAriana Grande was fan-girling over all her fellow nominees at the Grammys — see the adorable photosWatch Ariana Grande pay tribute to her broken engagement during her show-stopping Grammys performanceAriana Grande has gotten 49 tattoos (and counting).
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Although Obama's recent wage increases were far below union hopes for a return to automatic rates or even corrective raises making up for austerity, these groups still viewed his late-term trajectory as a good sign—initial improvements that'd continue, stopping the effects of recession-linked austerity and maybe getting them closer to parity with non-government pay.
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IF: Where I do think it's getting really interesting — and I think you're seeing this from Apple, I think you're seeing this from Microsoft, I think you're seeing this from Google — is really making up for the fact that these are always going to have a small sensor and a limited focus and all this stuff, with just a ton of computation.
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" In making up for this anxiety and trying to position Marshall as both a master Western painter and a master of institutional critique, the curatorial essays extensively reference the white, male, Western canon of painting, but mostly ignore the ways in which Marshall's work fits into and extends black visual culture, black feminist art, and what he calls "black aesthetics.
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Another is that you and your partner are paying a karmic debt and have been brought together to finish something from the past... It was a relationship that you needed to be in to complete a contract from a past life, whether it is having children, helping [your current partner], or making up for hurting that person in another life.
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Senator Maggie Hassan, a Democrat of New Hampshire, another opioid-ravaged state, dismissed $45 billion as "a drop in the bucket that would not come close to making up for the damage" that would be inflicted by the broader cuts to federal Medicaid spending in the bill, which the Congressional Budget Office estimated would amount to $772 billion by 2026.
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For 15 years the EU has served as the world's leading digital police force, making up for its lack of massive tech companies by wielding tools such as multibillion-dollar antitrust fines, tax claw-backs and laws like the General Data Protection Regulation, the strict privacy mandate that reshaped how companies handle data and gave consumers a lot of disclaimers to click through.
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Since, apparently, no one is able to fill in the blanks on why all this is happening, we are left to take a stab at it on our own: Is this sideshow the result of Attorney General Jeff Sessions making up for his apparent withholding, during his confirmation hearings, the fact that he met with Russian officials while he was chairman of Trump's national security advisory team?
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Whether it is because you actually believe in her or you are trying to make up for the fact that as a right wing attack dog you went after the Clintons viciously, or maybe you are just trying to apply the lessons you learned while working at the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation or making up for trying to smear Anita Hill and other liberal leaders.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) has carved out a spot as perhaps the panel's most visible member, making up for her relatively junior spot by frequently drawing attention for her cutting takedowns of industry witnesses and regulators.
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Ireland's economy has been the best-performing in the European Union since 2014, but the central bank has for the last year been nudging down its expectations for 2017, anticipating a blow from neighbouring Britain's vote to leave the EU. So far, though, any impact has been mainly confined to some exporters being hurt by currency depreciation and domestic demand was more than making up for that, the bank said.
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Live headliners for the spring break weekender, scheduled to take place March 24–26 at Bayfront Park, include recent radio hit-makers Major Lazer; Justice, who will debut their new live show to the US on the heels of their new album; a curveball booking in rapper Ice Cube; and rave veterans Underworld and The Prodigy, the latter making up for a last-minute cancelation earlier this year.
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Liebman argues that the combination of the 1980 and 1984 bills meant there was a sudden drop and then sudden rise in incidence rates: As you can see in the right-hand charts, which control for age distribution and the unemployment rate, the growth in the program in the late '80s was largely a matter of making up for the decline in the program that occurred as a result of the early '80s crackdown.
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Torres went some way toward making up for his mistakes (he also failed to cover first base during an obvious bunting situation in the second inning) by hitting two home runs — the second of which was a three-run shot in the ninth inning that cut the Baltimore lead to 7-5 — and by making a fine relay to the plate to complete a 9-4-2 double play that ended the fifth.
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Not predicting but if HRC loses OH/IA & even NH/MI yet wins with CO/VA/NV/Fl/NC we will have fast forwarded US politics 10 years in 1 cycle Indeed, here's what one version of the "full Brownstein" scenario might look like — in which Clinton loses the firewall states of New Hampshire, Michigan, and Pennsylvania (along with Ohio and Iowa) while making up for it with North Carolina, Florida, and Nevada.
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Of course, Primavera Sound will continue to thrive with or without our useless pronunciations of 'dos burgers, por favor,' but it's a sad time for the many Brits who have enjoyed this and other European festivals so much over the years: here, 2018 certainly felt like a line in the sand, with a strong UK presence potentially making up for the lack of one next year, as 2019 will also see the return of Glastonbury, after 2018's fallow year.
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Preseason Big 46 Player of the Year selection Devonte' Graham has seen his scoring average dip a bit from last season (271 to 12.0), but the senior guard is more than making up for it by dishing out 9.2 assists per game - the second-highest mark in Division I. Mississippi State transfer Malik Newman (12.8 points) is coming off a season-high 15-point performance and has been consistently solid in the early going, going 11-for-23 beyond the arc and 933-for-9 from the foul line.
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