Sentence examples for It has rebounded from inspiring English sources
It has rebounded & gained.
It has rebounded nicely, closing on Friday at 449.12.
It has rebounded well from the recession, but Mr. Simon already has a fat pay package.
(It has rebounded some since, because C.E.O.s are, naturally, less likely to be fired when corporate profits are healthy).
It has rebounded a little, closing on Wednesday at $6.13.
It has rebounded from setting a 52-week low of $19.41 in early March.
Brian Windhorst of ESPN.com credits Indiana for leveraging the one true advantage it has — rebounding — and Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com that the Pacers used the embarrassment that was Game 3 to stiffen their resolve.
By 2008, however, it had rebounded as high as $1.60.
Thus, it experienced a decline in the late 1980s as oil prices fell, but by the late 1990s it had rebounded strongly, benefiting from increased production and higher prices.
The yen weakened Wednesday to ¥79.17 per dollar by midafternoon, but by Thursday afternoon it had rebounded, trading at ¥78.09 per dollar.
By last year, it had rebounded to 840,000, making Canada the No. 2 foreign source of visitors, behind Britain, according to NYC & Company.
