recoup|recouped|recouping|recoups in English

verb

[re·coup || rɪ'kuːp]

pay back, reimburse; get back, recove

Use "recoup|recouped|recouping|recoups" in a sentence

1. We recouped the show's expenses from ticket sales.

2. I shall recoup my losses.

3. Telecoms companies are casting around for ways of recouping huge losses.

4. He was desperate to try and recoup his losses.

5. Olaf died in battle, attempting to recoup his losses.

6. He didn't recoup his health until recently.

7. It is impossible for me to recoup.

8. I will recoup you for any money you spend.

9. Photo: Ian Jackson How are you going to recoup your investment?

10. They estimate they will have recouped the ￡500 outlay within seven years.

11. The cheapest proposal would still need five years to recoup its costs.

12. Their ambivalence gave us a chance to play for time and recoup.

13. Three of the team are actively involved with Recoup.

14. Sears is yet to recoup its investment in Discover.

15. They are trying to recoup themselves for their losses.

16. Insurance companies are trying to recoup their losses by increasing premiums.

17. • The free ISP business model is based on the idea of recouping access costs through advertising and sponsorship.

18. The company has been forced to sell land to recoup some of the losses.

19. Barneys said it will sue partner Isetan to recoup more than $ 50 million.

20. Employers also wished to retain skilled labour to recoup their investment in training costs.

21. However, the inherent change of mode adds extra costs, which cannot be recouped over short-distance rail movements.

22. The movie will have to be a huge hit to recoup its cost.

23. San Marcos seeks to recoup more than $ 4 million it was forced to allocate for low-income housing.

24. Thus nowadays a company may have less than a decade in which to recoup its investment.

25. Among eliminated values are programme support costs allocated to recoup administrative costs relating to administering extrabudgetary activities.