Sentence examples for recouped until from inspiring English sources
None of that money can be recouped until the cells are provided to a patient for transplant.
Mr. Gendell vowed he would not collect performance fees until investors had recouped their previous losses.
Companies won't pay windfall taxes until they have recouped their investments.In this section Taking to the streets Time to dig deep Going for gold A new menu ReprintsThe push to woo foreign investors is overdue.
To persuade the investors to take on such a tricky job in a country with such parlous politics, the government agreed to forgo its share of the revenues until they had recouped their costs.
They will tell you about a friendly game that cost them a month's rent or about the time they won big among strangers but couldn't afford to leave until everyone had recouped a bit of dignity.
Until it has recouped its investment, Singapore Power plans to charge them roughly the same amount it would cost to power their own air-conditioners, said Tey Peng Kee, managing director of Singapore Power's district cooling division.
The three producers take no salary, but collectively earned about three-sixteenths of the royalty pool until the show recouped; thereafter, they receive royalties in addition to sharing the weekly profits with the investors.
What's more, BLM had a mandate to continue the sales only until it had recouped the government's investment.
The first would continue the sale of helium at a fixed amount per year for the next year or so until BLM has recouped its investment.
For films that do find a sizable audience, IndieVest will return all return all of its cut of the box office sales–IndieVest gets 40%, theaters take 60% for indie films to investors until they have recouped their entire investment plus a 15% profit participation.
This is extraordinary because artists usually don't get more than 7% of the record label's profits, and labels don't start paying out those profits until they have recouped all of the costs that went into making an album, often including touring and marketing expenses.
