Sentence examples for a major bounce from inspiring English sources
According to some new data from personal finance site Mint (which was acquired by Intuit for $170 million earlier this year), the holiday season has been accompanied by a major bounce in consumer spending.
The U.S. economy has experienced a major bounce back since the Great Recession.
Her successful appearance not only seemed to knock Sen. Obama's historic night right out of the headlines, but it gave John McCain a major bounce in the polls.
The Washington Post called Clinton an "underdog" after the Saturday debate, and on Monday morning, citing the very poll Donahue found to be "cautionary," said that Obama had opened "a significant lead in the state, suggesting a major bounce in support following his win in the Iowa caucuses".
In numerous public appearances, Microsoft's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer, has warned that people should not expect a major bounce-back in technology spending when the economy recovers.
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Osborne has tried to bounce a major change affecting all current workers through parliament with no scrutiny.
Rosales's 5-iron second shot appeared headed for a greenside bunker, but it took a major right-to-left bounce, avoided the bunker and rolled on the green, stopping 6 feet from the cup.
And in following the winding careers of Addison (Mr. Gemignani and Wilson Mr. Cerverisis) — from their start as gold-prospecting partners in Alaska to their disastrous venture as land speculators in Florida — "Road Show" has pared away a major supporting character from "Bounce" (a lively, gold-digging girlfriend for Wilson) to tighten the focus on the brothers' relationship with each other.
One loss away from being bounced from a major international tournament before the final for the first time in 50 years, Cuba eliminated Mexico from the World Baseball Classic with a 7-4 win Monday night.
Not since 1959 had Cuba been bounced from a major event before the final game, thrilling the nation and its leader, Fidel Castro, whose baseball team was as much about honor as sport.
