Sentence examples for recoup enough from inspiring English sources

When we first meet him he is a semi-successful weed dealer, and, as his rap career has flourished, he has yet to recoup enough money to stop selling drugs.

Schmidt, the SEC's deputy director of enforcement for the Northeast region, said it was too soon to say whether the Commission would recoup enough money to reimburse investors for their losses.

With a patent sale (spotted first by UploadVR), ODG's leadership is looking to recoup enough to pay back the company's debts, as well as the employees who worked for months on partial salaries.

Turo has seen that drivers can recoup enough revenue from renting their cars to cover their lease for the month in as few as a couple of days, letting them enjoy cars they wouldn't normally be able to own because of financial limitations.

Bankers, having survived because of bailouts, have recouped enough to be raising their own pay again, to the fury of many, and to be able to lobby politicians in both Europe and the United States to force a relaxation of accounting rules.

That's not enough to recoup losses from its 2007 high (it's still off by 26%) but enough to begin to turn around the fortunes of the country's richest.

Its scrap value would be only £8,000-10,000, barenoughough to recoup the cost of stealing it.

Currently, insurers seek to protect profits by trying to enroll only the healthiest individuals, while also charging enough to recoup the expense of covering sick people.

He also said that once full production begins, the company expects to operate efficiently enough to recoup some of the extra costs.

To the Editor: Ensuring that interest rates are high enough to recoup the costs of lending without gouging the poor is a critical issue for the entire microfinance industry.

The Power Authority collects some money for its new equipment from generators and customers whenever the grid is highly congested, but executives are not clear whether they will ever collect enough to recoup their costs.