Sentence examples for recoup to from inspiring English sources

But Barclays rose by 3.9%, to recoup to a modest degree a 20.0% drop in its shares in late trading on Friday, just hours after a short-selling ban on British financial stocks was lifted.

Late last year, the regulator took France to court for failing to recoup aid to the struggling French computer manufacturer Bull.

Higgins forced executives who had failed to recoup crisis losses to resign.

The reason for charging electric-car drivers is to recoup the cost to provide the service, Zurn said.

Unlike the Amazon shopper, the hospital has to recoup the costs to order, store, track and, of course, bill for glucose strips.

There will be pressure to bail out losers to recoup bad investments or to "preserve" jobs.

It encourages corporations to enter a market where the costs of development are less likely to be recouped, due to the smaller pool of individuals needing the cure.

The DoH hopes the changes will help it recoup up to £500m a year by 2017-18.

Some operators are even taking charterers to court to try to recoup money from defaults.

Hospitals had to increase service charges to recoup the operational costs and to increase the income level of health workers.

This proposal also enables both IRS and Medicare to recoup any monies owed to the Federal government through this program.