Sentence examples for recovering value from inspiring English sources

There are several technical and economic problems in the recycling of plastics; they fall into two general categories: (1) identification, segregation (or sorting), and gathering into central stations and (2) the economics of recovering value.

Complete utilization of fishery wastes for recovering value added products would be beneficial to the society and individual.

This chapter discusses various pilot- and full-scale experiences in recovering value-added products from waste sludge by applying conventional and emerging technologies.

Ricardo Paita of the Bolivia-based CenTarijar Regional Studies of Tarija, a group supported by Church World Service, Foods Resource Bank and other groups with ties to the U.S. church community, said more and more people in the Chaco are recovering "values of ancestral knowledge".

In the light of recent developments in Iran, its national currency, the rial, has steadily recovered value against the dollar.

The Guardian judges commented that the company's efforts to recover value from food waste represent a great step forward for the circular economy – where waste is continuously recaptured and given a new lease of life.

REUTERS Lloyds Transfers Properties to Recover Value  |  Lloyds Banking Group is seeking a way to recover more of the cash it has tied to distressed Irish properties than it would be able to via a quick sale.

"As the sentiment improves in Dubai real estate, this new rule is aimed at stopping speculation and helping the market to recover value at a sustainable level," said Nicholas Maclean, the managing director of CBRE in the U.A.E.

That means banks would need to have most, or even all, of their liabilities in bail-in-friendly form, and that creditors could initially lose more on paper than the Lehman example suggests, though they might later recover value.

Customers can also recover value from their old PCs which can then be used toward the purchase of new ones.

Then, (c = m+x cdot 8 =1001) is the recovered value we need.