Sentence examples for fully recouped from inspiring English sources

With dividends and other payments, that meant the government had fully recouped its initial $45 billion investment.

Meanwhile, the Obama administration has fully recouped its investments in many of the nation's biggest banks and Chrysler.

But the survey also found almost two hundred colleges where students, on average, never fully recouped the costs of their education.

The current Broadway production of "Hamlet" no longer needs to concern itself with borrowers or lenders — the play has fully recouped its costs, its publicists said on Wednesday.

While that may not be apparent to the public at large, their principal financier Grosvenor Park is still not fully recouped.

Under both methods of patient assignment a provider's cost-saving intervention may not be fully recouped, because the intervention may either not reach the patient (as could happen under prospective assignment), or because some patients who receive the intervention and experience a drop in health care expenditures accordingly will not be assigned to the provider in the end.

The PBO assumed universities would increase fees to fully recoup funds as the government cut their subsidies by 20% under its fee deregulation plan.

"They paid really high price tags for those studios," said Mazzeo, noting it will still be years before Disney fully recoups its investment.

Just as innovators do not fully recoup the social value to a country of new technologies, so countries do not recoup the social value to the rest of the world of their innovations.

"We're very confident, given the current real estate market, that the city is in a position to fully recoup its investment in this project," said Bill Aujla, the city's project manager for the Olympic village.

"The projections are holding true: not a long enough run to fully recoup during the short holiday season, but future productions and licensing will create long term profit for the investors," said the spokesman, Keith Sherman.