Sentence examples for enabling it to recover from inspiring English sources

Conseco is selling its repos to other consumers, enabling it to recover an average 46 cents on the dollar, as much as twice the figure for other lenders.

Since it began 22 years ago, the Register has developed one of the most extensive databases of stolen art in the world, enabling it to recover more than $250 million worth of art, earning fees from insurers and theft victims.

This may also be possible by refining the EBM to allow for missing data, which would enable it to recover ordering from incomplete data sets; this would also enable reliable models of the amyloid– and APOE− groups.

Its bat-like design enables it to fold in and then recover, entirely passively - with no need for any other part of the robot to trigger the folding process.

The New York Post reported last month that Irving Azoff, the chairman of Live Nation, and Mr. Malone were considering a buyout of the company to enable it to restructure while the concert business recovered.

It has enabled him to recover some of the £140m Transport for London spent on the cycle-hire scheme and has even been presented as "payback" for the mayor's support of the banks during the credit crunch.

His trial has been interrupted to enable him to recover.

That enabled him to recover his initial investment of $44 million and collect tens of millions of dollars in profit.

He returns to New York to have a medical procedure that half promises to enable him to recover something of the continence that he lost through the ravages of prostate cancer and a prostatectomy.

Nonetheless, the fiction had real functional significance, since it enabled relatives to recover damages upon commercial and noncommercial interferences, and located the middle-level principle motivating this right in the idea of possessing the corpse.

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