Sentence examples for a gradual comeback from inspiring English sources

With the aid of methadone, Baker made a gradual comeback during the 1970s.

The Venetian composer is ubiquitously popular for his Four Seasons but his operas, making a gradual comeback, so far remain specialist territory.

They continued to fill in after Ms. Roberts returned to the morning program in February, because Ms. Roberts typically worked three or four days a week, adhering to her doctors' advice about a gradual comeback.

His work began to appear more in galleries than on the printed page, but in recent years the Bernie Fuchs approach has been making a gradual comeback in the eclectic mix of styles that make up American illustration.

The numbers that will be unveiled in the next few weeks on September's industrial production, personal income and employment will not make particularly pleasant reading, though they will depict an economy primed to climb the lip of the saucer in a gradual comeback from the mild 1969‐70 recession.

Since bottoming in July at $27, Zoll shares have made a gradual comeback.

Wenger, though, has spoken to Wilshere about the importance of a proper pre-season and a gradual return to football as he continues his comeback from almost a year out with stress fractures to his ankle and Achilles.

The success of the Detroit labor talks is seen as significant because of the industry's gradual comeback in the face of strong economic headwinds.

But the seal's gradual comeback has coincided with the collapse of what was once one of the world's great fisheries, the Canadian codfish stock, which has been moribund since 1992.

A gradual and stepwise entry or comeback into the labour market would therefore be more realistic for many in this group.

Meaning a gradual sinking.