Sentence examples for a partial rebound from inspiring English sources

Deflationary fears have also started to fade, helped by a partial rebound in oil prices.

And while the euro may slip a few more times, most analysts are now convinced that it is poised for at least a partial rebound.

When oil prices plunged in autumn, China began buying, importing and storing oil in huge quantities, helping to drive a partial rebound in world oil prices in spring.

When oil prices plunged in the autumn, China began buying, importing and storing oil in huge quantities, helping to drive a partial rebound in world oil prices in spring.

People seem to think that it means that (a) internal devaluation can never work (b) any sign of recovery, even a partial rebound, proves Keynes/Krugman wrong (this is a critical part of Baltic boosterism, where the partial recovery of Latvia and Estonia is supposed to be some kind of incredible triumph).

After the inorganic injection slug was flushed from the source zone a partial rebound (40 to 80% of baseline levels) of mass discharge of the monitored gasoline compounds was observed.

This observation, coupled with a rapid partial rebound in weight after discontinuation of higher doses, suggests that diuresis may contribute to some weight loss.

These same children had significantly less asthma counselor contact in the second half of the study (0.6 average contacts compared with 1.6 in the first 6 months, p < 0.001), with a corresponding partial rebound for symptom level (1.17-day increase from 6 to 12 months, p = 0.07, Table 2).

One reason for the partial rebound was anticipation of the sale of shares in Petro Rabigh earlier this month.

Pew used data from the states' fiscal year that ended in 2008, the most recent for which comprehensive figures are available, so the $1 trillion does not include losses from late 2008 and early 2009 (or the partial rebound since then).

Partial rebounding was found in egg volume and size-at-hatch.