Sentence examples for either recoup from inspiring English sources

The closing complicates the city's efforts to either recoup its money or seek repair of the gloves — called the Blaze Fighter — that have not adequately protected firefighters' hands from burns.

In that view of the world, hospitals facing Medicare cuts must either recoup lost revenues from private payers or go out of business.

Analysts say it would be impossible for either company to recoup this investment via their sports channels alone.

Food and drink is a key way for festivals to recoup money, either by selling it themselves or bringing in external companies and charging them rent (or sometimes running on a profit split).

It is now trying to recoup money from them, either by finding buyers willing to pay a higher price or by increasing their value through restructuring of the businesses.The decision to sell some of the assets on Taobao, a website normally associated with consumer goods shipped in boxes, might seem odd.

Still, there are holdouts refusing to make their clients whole by either redeeming their securities or paying to recoup investors' losses.

And with good reason: Private investors recoup their money by maximizing revenue — either making the infrastructure better to allow for more cars, for example, or by raising tolls.

Let's face it: to recoup our cultural value, it's either that or we all head over there and start cleaning the mess up ourselves, while muttering "blimey" and "gosh" and doing our best to be charming.

If we apply the same logic again, either their costs of reproduction are lower, and/or they recoup more of them, when their partner is larger.

Most potential medicines either fail to reach the market, or fail thereafter to recoup the cost of developing them.

Either way, Disney is counting on the enduring loyalty of fans to recoup its vast investment.