recoverable

While the past may be rich, it is not always recoverable.

If this has happened, the property is also not recoverable under the common law.

But much of the money lost through fraud is simply not recoverable.

It found quite a few problems with my disk, and all but one of them was recoverable.

By 6 May all recoverable bodies were out of the mine.

They had just heard that none of the stolen money would be recoverable.

All players involved must bear their recoverable share of the responsibility.

The data may still be recoverable, but not without special laboratory techniques.

Apparently, very little of the two young security officers' bodies had been recoverable.

Fare and expenses recoverable, but must pay them himself first.

Second, the amount of contribution recoverable between the two defendants.

Recoverable amount is the higher of net selling price and value in use.

Recoverable bodies were removed in the days following the accident.

Everything on a hard drive is recoverable, of course.

Even if the message is deleted, it may be recoverable from a computer's hard drive.

We are obliged to sell off property with recoverable values.

The region was estimated to have 72 million recoverable barrels in 1946.

Most events that would result in task termination are recoverable.

If the director is unhappy with the results, the original footage will be recoverable.

The excess was held to be recoverable as not having been paid voluntarily.

That would almost double the current volume of recoverable reserves.

You see what others call waste as a mountain of recoverable energy: gold for the garden.

The estimated amount of recoverable salt is 1,735 million tons.

"The way I hear it, you were barely recoverable yourself.

They are saying only a small percentage of that is recoverable, and you can't do anything about it.