Sentence examples for had recovered for from inspiring English sources

He then bought Emulex stock, selling it three days later, after the hoax had been revealed and Emulex stock had recovered, for a profit of $186,000.

The settlement raised the amount of money the trustee, Irving H. Picard, said he had recovered for Mr. Madoff's victims to $8.6 billion, or roughly half of the $17.3 billion lost by customers who had filed claims.

In contrast, the mean DNA percentage of DC (3.3%), LD 10 (10.3%) and LD 40 (20.3%) were reduced considerably when compared with those cells that had recovered for 3 h only (white bars compared with black bars in Figure 1).

Lactate excretion in HCT116 Bax-ko and HCT116 WT cells returned to and above the 24-h saline-treated control values, respectively, when the cells had recovered for 48 h from DCA-induced autophagy.

That market has recovered for many things, like credit card and auto loans, but not for residential mortgages.

When he has recovered (for a moment he was like a butterfly beating its wings in a box) the spectators just walk away.

These decisions are based, in part, upon the “separate disease rule,” which allows a person who has recovered for injuries resulting from asbestosis to bring a new lawsuit–notwithstanding the traditional common-law proscription against splitting a cause of action–if cancer develops.

Russia had a shaky qualifying on Thursday but looked to have recovered for much of Saturday's final as they initially edged Britain for top spot.

Looking back he says that while applications have recovered for full-time undergraduates, there have been "devastating" consequences for other types of students, which have gone below the radar.

The 11 cents per mile it's offering as a settlement is estimated to be only one-third of what a driver could have recovered for just one of the claims, expense reimbursement, had he or she pursued the arbitration rather than opted for the settlement.

The new report from the Economic Policy Institute signals that wages also have recovered for the rich.