Sentence examples for recoup with from inspiring English sources

She raised about $100,000 through Slated for her movie, money her backers will recoup with a premium by October.

Furthermore, anything that the festival might lose on misfires, the Aspen Ballet Company can recoup with a wintertime "Nutcracker".

But as European markets hit turmoil in the summer of 2011, the trades began to make a loss, which he desperately attempted to recoup with ever-bigger punts.

But the Republicans, who just three years ago were trying to eliminate the Department of Education, have tried to recoup with an education agenda of their own.

The engines are being paid for with a $532 million loan from the Federal Railroad Administration, money that Amtrak said it would recoup with ticket revenue from the Northeast Corridor.

The question one asks, naturally, is if it's worth this much today, that must be a cost the buyer hopes to recoup with some time and investment — and so why doesn't Kodak make the time and investment itself?

That money would eventually be recouped with revenue from the lottery-terminal franchise, which would also help subsidize the racetracks in later years.

Annuity Model is a traffic risk-neutral PPP model where private investment by the project promoters in designing, constructing, and operating the facility is recouped with the annuities paid by the granting authority over the concession period.

Obviously you pay more for increased-density insulation -- high-density batts may cost twice as much as normal-density batts -- but often that added cost can be recouped with reduced heating bills.

"Working through the economics of viticultural practices is an important component of research now," said Justine Vanden Heuvel, assistant professor of viticulture, who spoke about her collaboration with DSAEM assistant professor Todd Schmit on whether the cost of vineyard practices which produce higher quality grapes but at an increased cost to the grower can be recouped with higher wine prices.

As cultural knowledge of MFC technology spreads, Africans will become capable of assembling their own chargers almost entirely from scratch, and at minimal cost that will be recouped with the very first recharge". Aiden has already demonstrated the effectiveness of the MFC-approach, building MFCs that can produce enough to power LED lights for use in homes in regions such as Tanzania and Namibia.