Sentence examples for help recoup from inspiring English sources

The E-Bugster features a regenerative braking system to help recoup some lost e-juice.

He tells his supporters that he will help recoup their losses and safeguard what they have.

In fact, studios need them more than ever to help recoup costs early on, say analysts.

Media companies like Electronic Arts, meanwhile, are looking to sponsorship deals to help recoup the growing cost of developing games.

Originally, the brothers wanted to expand their milking herd to 700 from 400 to help recoup their losses.

They want this to help recoup losses of about $230 million a year because of the proliferation of e-mails.

Rozanne Andersen, chief executive of the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals, a trade group based in Minneapolis that says it represents 91,000 debt collectors across the country, said private collectors helped recoup nearly $800 million last year for the federal government.

The highly political deal, which would have helped recoup some of the millions in public money spent bailing out Lloyds during the credit crunch, was scrapped when the Co-operative's own financial troubles came to light.

For Szot, selling directly to the consumer helps recoup brewing costs.

He claims to have helped recoup $2.6 billion for the U.S. Treasury, a third of federal whistleblower recoveries.

It has confirmed there are no further release plans, including on DVD or a VOD launch - which would have helped recoup The Interview's estimated $42m £27.5mm) budget.