Noun:

भिंतीच्या शीर्षस्थानी उतार,

couping's Usage Examples:

to force a foreclosure auction to either sell the property in hopes of recouping its losses or buy it back, likely losing the "200 million they were owed.

charge should only succeed if proven that the predator is capable of recouping the losses it incurs during its campaign.

The Democrats made strong gains, recouping much of the losses sustained in the Republican Revolution of 1994, in.

Fame, "10 million of which was to go into renovating Fawcett Stadium and recouping the money by renting use of the stadium to the Pups.

the analysis goes by way of the knowledge-power nexus, supporting it, recouping it at the point where it is accepted, moving toward what makes it acceptable.

The film disappointed at the box-office, recouping only "113,484 of its "10 million budget from its theatrical release.

Despite a mediocre commercial performance, recouping slightly less than its budget, the film received a sequel, Boogeyman 3.

The film was a considerable commercial success in Britain and other countries worldwide, easily recouping its cost, but was hampered by the collapse of its American distributor Allied Artists, and by the lack of an American star.

survive as long as the owners financial commitment and or success at recouping their investment.

received mixed reviews and proved to be a box-office failure, ultimately not recouping its budget.

After poor audience and critical response to Harlin's version, Morgan Creek decided to complete the Paul Schrader version on the potential of recouping what was now a compounded investment.

municipalities rely overwhelmingly upon central government investment, rather than recouping the costs at a local level.

A sham sacrifice leads to a and immediate benefit for the sacrificer, usually in the form of a quick checkmate (or perpetual check or stalemate if seeking a draw), or the recouping of the sacrificed after a forced .