Sentence examples for even recoup from inspiring English sources

The immediate result is that the farmers here cannot even recoup their production costs -- $83 per hundred pounds.

Eventually, the United States moved to cut off financing and even recoup some of the money, said several former American military officials.

In addition, with office rents low, it is not clear that the tenant could even recoup their costs should they put the space on the market.

Knock off the fee charged by the auction house to the vendor, unlikely to be under 10 percent, and the collector did not even recoup his nominal outlay of January 2000.

Hugh Jackman is 2-for-2 at turning a profit on Broadway, with his 2003 musical "The Boy from Oz" and his 2009 play with Daniel Craig, "A Steady Rain" - a golden track record in a business where only 25 to 30 percent of shows even recoup their investment each year.

In fact, as Vince Cable points out, the government may even recoup a large part of the cost right away.

Volumes were down a bit, and shares even recouped about half the losses.

Because these employers were so far away from where I lived, I would not have even recouped my travel expenses had I worked for them.

Chairman Kent Conrad (D-ND) just released a plan that points out we lose $1.4 trillion over ten years in offshore tax havens and abusive tax shelters; even recouping half of that would gain us $700 billion.

But honestly, what good is any health insurance if ultimately, as an accident victim, you can be denied even recouping lost wages, or be financially ruined by an astronomical balanced-billed amount for a procedure that restores health, whether or not that restoration was the result of an emergency?

Such regimes have a lot more interest in Venezuela than helping Maduro resist Yankee imperialism, and more, even, than recouping their investments in various commodities.