Sentence examples for recouped about from inspiring English sources

Since 1982, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has recouped about 88 cents, on average, of every dollar lost in a bear market by the end of the first year of the subsequent bull market.

Volumes were down a bit, and shares even recouped about half the losses.

It will have recouped about $4 million of its $5.5 million investment.

The borough has recouped about half of the $28 million it spent for the land acquisitions, Mr. Brigandi said.

It also holds $5.9 billion worth of convertible preferred securities and has recouped about $5.8 billion of its investment.

After the sale of its shares to Fiat, the government will have recouped about $11.2 billion of the $12.5 billion that it invested in Chrysler.

Mr. Larkin did not dispute that, but said the county had also used "an exotic gimmick" in 2006 to recoup about $44 million of the tobacco payments for its own use.

At that rate, FDOT would recoup about $3.5 million from the property, or less than a third of what the agency paid for it.

The readmission penalties will recoup about $300 million this year.

The double sale means that Citi will recoup about £2.5bn of its original loan.

Hunt said that another £5m-£8m could be raised, which would mean that creditors would recoup about 9p in the pound.