Sentence examples for impossible to recoup from inspiring English sources

While improving what you have can sound like a good idea, real estate experts warn that, at least in Britain, it may be impossible to recoup the cost of such changes soon.

"It would be near impossible to recoup your investments with that first sale and so the more likely consequence is that research dollars would be put elsewhere," said Melissa Arbus Sherry, assistant to the solicitor general at the Department of Justice, during the argument.

This small install base also keeps third-party developers from releasing titles on the platform, as it becomes impossible to recoup money invested in porting games over from more successful systems.

"Your kid is already too expensive to serve as a net source of profit," he wrote, explaining that I had already poured so much money into feeding and clothing him that it would be just about impossible to recoup my costs.

The speakers continued to argue that the unprecedented level of incentives will be nearly impossible to recoup and that New York will also face economic damages from lower sales tax revenue as improved Amazon service in the city cannibalizes local brick & mortar retail.

In addition, the site advises never to use a wire transfer as payment, which makes it "impossible to recoup your money or to trace the funds".

That makes it almost impossible for Citi to recoup its losses from its own entanglement with the label.

Many experts say the fee-shifting rule in particular would have the effect of making it impossible for investors to recoup losses.

They say the low prices make it impossible for them to recoup their costs.

Analysts say it would be impossible for either company to recoup this investment via their sports channels alone.

Financially, it would be virtually impossible for writers ever to recoup lost income from a prolonged strike.