Sentence examples for recover less from inspiring English sources

The bank had agreed to a "short sale" in which it would recover less than it was owed.

If that proves true, the result could be an increase in imports to China while its exports recover less briskly.

The unemployed, children, the elderly or anyone else with little earning potential stands to recover less for the same injury than someone in the work force.

If the company spent that cash, the banks could potentially recover less of what they were owed should HealthSouth ultimately file for bankruptcy.

Tony McGrath, a partner at KPMG who has been named provisional liquidator of the insurance company, has said that creditors generally stand to recover less than 50 cents on the dollar.

Mr. Young said that he expected the second quarter to be "tough" and that the vehicle market would recover less in the third and fourth quarters than originally predicted.

The farmer and his family had recovered less than a third of their loss, the local paper had reported.

Pipeline operators reported recovering less than half of all hazardous liquids spilled over the last two decades, according to federal records.

And the ratio is not improving: after recovering more than 60 percent of liquids spilled in 2005 and 2006, operators recovered less than a third between 2007 and 2010.

One of those individuals, Salvatore Credendino of Ossining, says his company, Highland Transmissions, has recovered less than 20percentt of the $3 million loss it suffered in Floyd.

But last year HMRC came under fire after it recovered less than £800m following a deal with Switzerland that was expected to reap £3.1bn in extra tax.