Sentence examples for a dramatic rebound in from inspiring English sources
Although the global economy appears to be crawling in the right direction, it hasn't translated into a dramatic rebound in oil demand especially not to the level implied by oil's recent price surge, suggesting that investors are using oil as a hedge against inflation.
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 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.
Microarray analysis performed at three different time points (2, 8 and 16 hr) indicates that MYC expression in i-CDK9-treated HeLa cells displayed an interesting biphasic responses with a small initial decrease (within 2 hr) followed by a dramatic rebound (around 8 hr and continue at 16 hr) in the presence of continuous CDK9 inhibition by i-CDK9.
Wisconsin needed a dramatic rebound from the freshman center Nina Smith with three seconds left to secure the victory.
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 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.
The dramatic rebound in bank stocks is a reflection of just how depressed the sector had become.
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.
We can only speculate about the mechanisms responsible for the dramatic rebound effects occurring in both experiments in the oxaliplatin-treated groups.
