Sentence examples for recoup through from inspiring English sources

M&S initially said this scheme would cost £200m, which it would recoup through higher sales.

Rather, employers should promote mass transit by offering workers incentives, some of which employers can recoup through tax credits, he said.

Mr. Gottsch's investment in Mr. Imus — which he hopes to recoup through advertising and cable fees — represents, by far, the biggest bet he has ever made, he said.

The project has a budget of £830m over 15 years and the Welsh government will be free to decide how much of that money it will seek to recoup through road tolls.

Some students have had to leave their courses, others are facing financial hardship after paying out thousands of pounds in course and rental deposits that they had expected to recoup through the loans.

The firm then adds cash of its own, which it can later recoup through customer fees.

But the money would be recouped through user fees, according to the report.

That is small enough to be recouped through efficiencies in other areas, or to be absorbed in lenders' profit margins.

The $3 million cost of the Asia tour was recouped through corporate sponsorships as well as fees and ticket sales.

The original legislation required owners to make any improvements for which the cost could be recouped through declines in energy bills within five years.

Because it may take a while for upfront costs of a green appliance to be recouped through increased energy efficiency, many consumers are unwilling to pay a "green premium".