Sentence examples for a huge rebound from inspiring English sources

"Well, in the last two years, we've seen the market double and a huge rebound in profits," he said.

Mr. Godhwani was surprised to see a huge rebound in postings for manufacturing jobs — up 94 percent in December 2010 over December 2009.

Total orders rose 2.7 percent but that increase was driven by a huge rebound in orders for commercial aircraft, an extremely volatile category.

"Although things are a little bit sluggish at the moment, we really feel that there's going to be a huge rebound, especially after the election," Mr. Bloomgarden said.

The Clippers came within 1 point with 3 minutes 6 seconds left to play, but Marbury answered with a 3-pointer and Martin came down with a huge rebound on the next possession, preserving a 79-75 lead.

National Blue Cross Blue Shield enrollment was 82.6 million last year, a huge rebound from a low of 65.2 million in 1994, when Blue Cross plans were losing customers to managed-care companies like Cigna and U.S. Healthcare.

HEAT 103, TIMBERWOLVES 92 Dwyane Wade scored 24 points, LeBron James added 22 points and 11 assists and host Miami survived a huge rebounding differential to beat Minnesota.

For a half, at least, the Rams were, trailing by only 5 points thanks to tight defense, a huge rebounding edge and uncharacteristically poor 3-point shooting by the Hawks.

W.VA. 76, MISSISSIPPI 66 Wellington Smith scored 17 of his career-high 19 points in the second half and No. 6 West Virginia (9-0) used a huge rebounding edge and a big helping of second-half 3-pointers to beat No. 15 Mississippi (10-2).

While some savvy investors realized the overnight move was overdone and stepped in to buy near the lows--which created a huge rebound--if they were smart they took their profits today (this is not a recommendation, but if you make a month's profit in one day, take it).

Some analysts have already been asking if the stock market formed a bubble with its huge rebound this year.