Sentence examples for recoup something from inspiring English sources

The idea was to recoup something rather than hold on to the inventory.

Citigroup will allege that Hands's real interest is to recoup something from an investment that has cost him dear.

Among Rohwer's goals for this phage-themed year is to recoup something of the story of the first hundred years of research.

But Alderson, whose past experience came within the framework of small-market payroll accountability, cautioned against throwing away potential assets, as he called them, without attempting to recoup something in return.

I can see in her mind that recouping something and giving someone else a great dress for a good price is a great wedding/pay it forward idea.

By white-labeling its platform, GroSocial enabled these agencies to resell the startup's services at a relatively affordable price point ($200/month), making it easier to recoup costs — something traditionally reserved for larger players.

To the extent that his compensation was determined based on incorrect financial information, Merrill would thus be able to recoup its money if something happened similar to what had occurred under Mr. O'Neal.

Smartphone theft is often theft of opportunity, meaning a thief weighs reward vs. risk, including factors like how difficult it is to recoup an investment on something they've taken.

"NTT DoCoMo is spending too much for something that may not recoup the investment in the future," said Yasuo Kamaji, who manages 50 billion yen at Sakura Investment Management.

The offering would allow Mr. Allen to recoup part of his $600 million investment, something DreamWorks had to provide by 2005, although there are restrictions on when he can sell shares.

My advice is focused on one particular aspect of the current party: The GOP must be for something or it will never recoup.