Sentence examples for a dramatic rebound from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin needed a dramatic rebound from the freshman center Nina Smith with three seconds left to secure the victory.

Perhaps the best analogy to Russia's current dry spell -- a steep drop in births during the Depression in the United States -- also ended in a dramatic rebound.

The prospect of fresh cuts in interest rates on both sides of the Atlantic helped propel Wall Street stocks to a dramatic rebound, with the Dow scoring its second-biggest points gain ever, just short of 900.

The results signify a dramatic rebound for the Liberation Front, which was trounced in presidential voting last year by Francisco Flores of the Republican Alliance, which has governed the country for more than a decade.

The prospect of fresh cuts in interest rates on both sides of the Atlantic helped propel Wall Street stocks to a dramatic rebound yesterday, with the Dow Jones industrial average surging to its second biggest points gain on record.

But the reasons to wait are no longer relevant, and I believe we're poised for a dramatic rebound.

If such variation exists at the time therapy is initiated, or arises soon thereafter, then dramatic initial reductions imply strong selection, with a resulting dramatic rebound effect.

The dramatic rebound in bank stocks is a reflection of just how depressed the sector had become.

We can only speculate about the mechanisms responsible for the dramatic rebound effects occurring in both experiments in the oxaliplatin-treated groups.

In a dramatic finale, the ball rebounded back to Hernandez who missed out on a hat-trick by blazing his second attempt against the bar.

But the Americans, who have been hampered by disinterest and by injuries, rebounded with a dramatic rally.