Sentence examples for recoup potential from inspiring English sources

To ease concerns about its financial stability and recoup potential losses, Steinhoff has put €1bn of assets up for sale.

The "pay what you want" model is in the process of proving itself, but I think it's an easy way to recoup potential losses to piracy, though of course the last bundle was also pirated many thousands of times.

Late rains in August 2001 were not timely enough for the crop to recoup yield potential.

"The closer you are to retirement, the lower your risk level should be, because it will be much harder to recoup a potential loss," Goldstein says.

No doubt maximin is an irrational strategy under most circumstances of choice uncertainty, particularly under circumstances where we will have future opportunities to recoup our potential losses and choose again.

Yet the board lacked a plan to recoup the loss in potential earnings to S&E workers other than increasing graduate stipends to lessen the rising student-loan debt.

Thus a firm's potential to recoup training investments by offering below-productivity pay to retained apprentices and saving on future recruitment costs decreases in more competitive markets, as the probability that a firm can retain its former apprentices is lower.

In that case, some may turn to Rifaat al-Assad as a potential strongman to recoup their political losses.

The result of these axioms is that when a female-driven comedy does get made it's very often "for a price" — usually twenty-five millior dolesssoor less — so that it can recoup its costs from a potential audience that is largely female.

The bank needs to make MGM more attractive to potential suitors to recoup some of the estimated $2 billion it has sunk into MGM in loans and operating funds.

A third question makes the first two mostly irrelevant: Can the Affordable Care Act or other potential changes to Medicare recoup these costs by modifying doctors' financial incentives?