Sentence examples for help to recoup from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morris said the revenue would help to recoup development costs.

Kenneth Holden, commissioner of the department of design and construction, said the deal would help to recoup at least a tiny part of the original value of the towers and to dispose of the wreckage in an environmentally responsible way.

Hopefully, the business owner has other investments that can help to recoup the loss of the larger one -- or at least stop the bleeding.

Music companies hope the service, which weaves music through the increasingly popular world of online social networking, will weaken Apple's dominant grip on the digital music business while helping to recoup revenue lost in the last few years as CD sales have suffered annual declines of 10to20percentent.

And the business school's publishing arm sells around 7 million case studies a year at up to $5.50 each, helping to recoup the annual research cost of $35 million.

Tate says, "Using the return from this first home, helping to recoup some of our initial development cost, we're moving on to a dozen or so new units throughout New Orleans.

Yet prices were higher than many in the music industry and on Wall Street had expected, helping Citi to recoup some of the $5.5 billion it had lent four years ago as part of a disastrous private equity takeover of the label.

An advertising deal with Google helped the company to recoup what it spent on MySpace in the first place, but the site became a burden on the company's earnings; by last year executives were calling the losses unacceptable.

"With an income share agreement, there's no lump sum to pay, so there's no downside," he said, also arguing that investors in the program would have more incentive to help the student succeed to recoup their money.

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.