Sentence examples for recuperate some from inspiring English sources

To try to recuperate some of its lost costs, the company got in touch with City Slicker Farms, a community-agriculture organization, which sought and won a state grant to increase urban green space.

Two weeks before it was released the DVD version was listed on Amazon.com as one of the most-anticipated releases, and it was expected to recuperate some of the money lost on the film's disappointing box office performance.

But we now need to recuperate some reserves, so that if there's a delay in our money coming through again we have funds to bridge the gap," says Broken Rainbow's Training Coordinator Emma Baldry.

If fathers become absent during early childhood then the household may be able to recuperate some wealth, particularly if the mother is able to remarry relatively soon.

However, the existence of population level diversity within a host suggests avenues through with the bacterium might recuperate some function relevant to the symbiosis, perhaps thorough homologous recombination.

The reasons for this were: it allows more time for the woman to rest and recuperate; some visitors may pass infections to mother or baby; they may disturb the baby or affect milk production.

"The government has recuperated some governability this year," said Ana María Sanjuán, a sociologist at the Central University in Caracas who is critical of both the president and his adversaries.

"I recuperated some sense of self-esteem," Ms. Hernandez said in Spanish through a translator, Regina Kirk, the director of parish services at St . Cecilias Church.

According to Hanson's study History of the Norway Rat (Rattus norvegicus): Rat Behavior and Biology, "the mother may perceive the environment as too hostile for the pup's survival, or she perceives herself as unable to rear the litter successfully, so she recuperates some of her energetic investment by consuming the young.

Just a few months ago, disappointed by the anticlimax that was Scotland's independence movement, looking to recuperate with some likeminded lefties and nauseated by the growing ubiquity of Nigel Farage's face, I decided to get the hell out of the UK.

Then he will recuperate by kayaking some more in the near-shore areas of Long Island Sound off the North Fork, his favorite haunt.