account for, The manager couldn’t account the sudden drop in sales for., The manager couldn’t account for the sudden drop in sales., agree on, They finally agreed on the terms after several long meetings., They finally agreed the terms on after several long meetings., back up, She backed up her argument with solid data., She backed her argument up with solid data., call off, They decided to call off the conference due to low attendance., They decided to call the conference off it due to low attendance., cater for, The programme was designed to cater the needs of international staff for., The programme was designed to cater for the needs of international staff., come between, Money issues eventually came them between., Money issues eventually came between them., draw on, During the crisis, she drew on her previous leadership experience., During the crisis, she drew her previous leadership experience on., fend for, After moving abroad, he had to fend for himself., After moving abroad, he had to fend himself for., go through with, Despite her doubts, she went the plan through with., Despite her doubts, she went through with the plan., keep from, b) Stress kept him sleeping properly from., a) Stress kept him from sleeping properly., read up on, Before the meeting, she read the topic up on carefully., Before the meeting, she read up on the topic carefully., see through, The team saw the project through despite major setbacks., The team saw through the project despite major setbacks., split up, They decided to split the company up after years of conflict., They decided to split up the company after years of conflict.

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