Sentence examples for recoup in from inspiring English sources

G rale 4.9 billion, a sum the bank says it wants to recoup in damages.

The budget for the film was $150m£95m5m), a figure it's projected to recoup in the US alone.

That would be $5,000 a turbine, an expense Mr. Beaudoin is unlikely to recoup in electricity savings anytime soon.

The venture is costing Underbelly about £600,000, which they then hope to recoup in three weeks.

While "Newsies" is the fastest of the successful shows to recoup, in just over nine months, it was also the one with the smallest capitalization.

"Our Prius's conversion to plug-in power cost more than you could ever expect to recoup in gas savings," the magazine said.

The benefit would be recouped in the following tax year.

But Dr Rosser argues that the investment is recouped in fewer readmissions and wasted prescriptions.

Those losses were partly recouped in a midday surge on Friday — before stocks dipped yet again.

But whether the show would have recouped in a smaller theater is impossible to predict.

What the Murano loses, though, in straightforward utility, it recoups in drivability.