Sentence examples for that can recoup from inspiring English sources
Serious collectors buy as many pairs of a rerelease as the store will allow pairs to archive, pairs to wear and pairs to resell at prices that can recoup the original investment.
"It's a slight injustice that shareholders can recoup their money for the destruction in the Huasco Valley," said Saunders.
"We're hoping with this beautiful sunny sky and the all-clear message that we can recoup some of that," she said.
Can a loss trigger a period of depression that leads to another gambling session, thinking that you can recoup the money you've lost and, therefore, get happy again?
The result of these axioms is that when a female-driven comedy does get made it's very often "for a price" — usually twenty-five millior dolesssoor less — so that it can recoup its costs from a potential audience that is largely female.
Novartis and other pharmaceutical companies argue that the research and development process is long and expensive, and a stable system that protects intellectual property rights is essential so that companies can recoup their expenses [ 16].
Movies As We Know Them enjoyed more than a century of prosperity, beginning with a whimper and ending with a CGI-laden bang that can barely recoup nine-figure budgets.
It is similarly likely that the company will introduce very targeted free Windows 8.x SKUs to both test, and prove that it can recoup lost OEM incomes to itself, and investors.
But Harvey Bale, a lobbyist for the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations, said it sent the wrong signal to drug companies, who need assurances that they can recoup heavy investments in new drugs.
Hence the cast and crew are now zipping around the globe, bringing horses to premieres and enduring the media in the hope that they can recoup their outlay from the international market.
These startups instead focus on having high average order value, and associated profit, such that they can recoup marketing investment in the first sale.
