Sentence examples for by recouping from inspiring English sources

He said the notion that the NHS could raise this amount by recouping money from foreigners was "probably an exaggeration".

House Republicans would pay for repealing the tax by recouping some subsidies provided to low- and middle-income people to help them buy insurance.

He now lives in a retirement home here, and hopes that by recouping rights to "Money" he will more easily be able to pay his medical bills and residence fees.

Talks were said to have been "cordial" and touched on two of Eriksson's transfer targets – Brazil striker Jo and Peter Crouch – and how the club can finance their purchases by recouping some of the outlay on the likes of £8.8m Rolando Bianchi and £5.7m Georgios Samaras.

Congress has pushed NSF to lower its costs by recouping more of the rotators' salaries from their home institution and limiting their travel.

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After the NBA's prized big man Howard chose to leave the Lakers in favour of the Houston Rockets last week, Los Angeles began the process of recouping by agreeing to a one-year deal with a new seven-footer.

As for the cash, that can be easily recouped by putting out another album and packing another set of sports stadiums at hundreds of dollars a ticket.

Enron gummed up the transmission system by reserving capacity it did not actually need to create spot shortages it could fill with high-priced power; KeySpan used a financial instrument that, according to the Justice Department, allowed it to raise prices by closing its own plants, incurring small losses and then recouping them by sharing in the profits of its competitor.

The costs would be covered by money recouped from the repeal of Mr. Bush's tax cuts, he said.

Hynix creditors have acknowledged that they are unlikely to find a buyer soon, but they hope to begin recouping losses by selling the nonmemory facilities, valued at about $1 billion.