Sentence examples for a rapid comeback from inspiring English sources
Twenty years after homosexuality was decriminalised in Russia, anti-gay legislation is making a rapid comeback, with St Petersburg becoming the latest city to ban "homosexual propaganda".
HMV has made a rapid comeback on the high street, wresting the title of the UK's biggest music and DVD retailer back from Amazon in January.
Never one to take the obvious route when an unorthodox alternative was available, Piggott briefly flirted with a rapid comeback in the spring of 1986 after Vincent O'Brien, the Irish trainer for whom he had ridden so many big-race winners, including Sir Ivor and Nijinsky, asked him to ride Tate Gallery in the 2,000 Guineas.
A massive opening drop had traders calling a bottom Friday, as the Dow Jones industrial average briefly broke the 8,000 barrier before a rapid comeback temporarily sent stocks back into positive territory.
During the Communist period, the Ţurcana virtually vanished in favour of the Ţigaie (a cross between the Ţurcana and the Merino, bred for its finer fleece), and the Merino itself, but thanks to their ability to survive the harsh Carpathian winters, they have made a rapid comeback since 1989.
"Measles can make a rapid comeback if we don't continue to make progress.
In 2007, the gnomes were decimated by flash flooding, but have since made a startling, rapid comeback.
Morgan Stoddart admits his chances of making a rapid return to the Wales squad on his comeback from a broken leg are "pretty slim".
The coral trout, a key fish species in the Great Barrier Reef, has made a stunningly rapid comeback--a turnaround the researchers credit to a sweeping conservation policy that banned all fishing in protected areas.
BrightRoll says online video advertising started a rapid post-recession comeback in the first quarter of 2009 (which is about when video platform company Brightcove starting seeing an uptick in business also).
