Sentence examples for that could be recovered from inspiring English sources

The Treasury minister, Angela Eagle, explained that its purpose is "to make sure we are not leaving any oil in the ground that could be recovered".

And as a practical matter, Mr. Ng added, "I don't believe it's in the landlord's best interest to sue for this difference since the cost of attorney's fees will well exceed" the amount that could be recovered.

Under his plan, Mr. Breaux said, patients would have to exhaust all administrative appeals before filing any lawsuits, and the federal government would limit the amount of damages that could be recovered.

These programs not only erase the hard drive but also thoroughly "scrub" it to remove any trace of personal information that could be recovered by someone who knows how to search a hard drive for once-deleted information.

In actual fact, the up-front cost difference between the 20 and 30percentt standards is about $100 per unit -- an amount that could be recovered through electricity savings in three to five years.

Ms. Ellingsworth had argued that each customer should have to sue Block individually -- a procedure that would have discouraged lawyers from pursuing the cases, because filing fees alone would exceed the damages that could be recovered by any one customer.

Our study demonstrated that ammonia could be recovered in a low energy-consuming manner and that it would be possible to cover some of the increasing demand for ammonia in the future.

We obtain that the signal samples along the time domain could be largely compressed so that they could be recovered by a small number of measurements.

She wasn't in water, so there was some hope that evidence could be recovered.

Another step was the discovery that metals could be recovered from metal-bearing minerals.

It is found that methanol could be recovered completely from the hydrocarbon when 5 equilibrium trays in the extraction column are used.