Sentence examples for able to make back from inspiring English sources

"Why?" "Because otherwise they won't be able to make back their R&D investment".

"At this late of a date, you won't be able to make back that money," Mr. Burdine said.

Are there banking reforms in the works or are they hoping to be able to make back their losses with further risky trading a la JP Morgan?

He was willing to lie to his investors — which he claimed was his partners' idea — because he thought that by the next quarter he would be able to make back a profit.

With the leaderboard clogged with nonwinners, he was able to make back the ground he lost and hold off charges by Stephen Ames, whose 64 matched the best score of the event, and Tom Purdy, who shot 66 in the third round.

Needham's Grover says that Infonet has historically underperformed for its owners and was never able to make back the costs of building a global network amid plummeting bandwidth prices.

Chances are, that would never have happened in Madison Square Garden had the Knicks been able to make back-to-back appearances in the finals.

After a long back-and-forth with her about when you'll be able to make it back for a visit, you finally turn back to the book.

This blog takes its name from George Gaylord Simpson's novel, The Dechronization of Sam McGruder (New York: St. Martin's, 1996), in which a geologist falls back in time, and, realizing that he will never be able to make it back to his former present, endeavors to make a record of what he sees so that humans, once they come into being, will be able to learn from his experiences.

He was never able to make it back to the leaders.

But Woodson said he hopesd Stoudemire, Wallace and Thomas will all be able to make it back for the playoffs.