Sentence examples for recouped value from inspiring English sources

Alas, they missed a rally in the S&P 500 that just polished off the best performance in more than 60 years, a 90-day steamroller worth 40% in recouped value.

Or, if you haven't built enough value for whatever reason, give your shareholders a chance to recoup some value from their investments.

This off-season represented a chance to recoup some value for him.

It works particularly well now because you can give away more shares when they are worth less, and the shares can recoup their value outside of your estate.

But even so, he noted, "I think it's one of those things where you're never going to recoup the value".

"The irony is, for the government to recoup its value, it has to keep its support behind A.I.G.," said a former company executive, who requested anonymity because of the delicacy of the matter.

Recent U.S. media reports have suggested the banks — particularly Citigroup — did not expect to be fully repaid and were impatient to recoup whatever value could be had, possibly from a sale of the group's assets.

Both are legal processes that allow primary lenders to wipe out subordinate claims and gain clear ownership of an asset, then sell it to recoup whatever value they can.

Bill Frey, who runs Greenwich Financial Services, has instigated lawsuits to try to recoup the value of mortgage securities by getting the banks to buy back faulty mortgages that were in the pools he examined.

Only the Islanders can offer an eight-year contract — unless they execute a sign-and-trade to recoup some value — and he could very well become the league's second-highest-paid player behind Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid, who makes an average of $12.5 million a season.

But Lim believes that because Point's financial incentives are aligned with homeowners, it's positioned well to help homeowners refinance or find insurance to recoup some value.