Sentence examples similar to a robust comeback to from inspiring English sources

British manufacturing is staging a robust comeback that could even help to haul the economy back to sustained growth.

In shifting to a neutral stance, the Fed did not commit itself to raising rates, and it cited continued uncertainty about whether initial signs of a robust comeback will be sustained throughout the year.

Teaching positions have been reduced through attrition and layoffs loom in years ahead, with state aid showing few signs of a robust comeback.

England staged a spectacular comeback to win the fourth test.

Bournemouth staged a spectacular comeback to beat 10-man Millwall.

If they do a comeback to your comeback, better come back again!

He has a robust indifference to eternity.

He always has a new nickname for Jack and Victor when they come into the Clansman but they usually shoot him down with their rather robust comeback.

Neither apologetics nor xenophobia, but a robust commitment to a robust and pluralistic democracy.

This has led to cancer metabolism's comeback to business.

Few recent novelists have enjoyed a more robust posthumous comeback than John Williams, starting with reissues of his 1965 novel of a tortured academic, "Stoner". Originally selling fewer than 2,000 copies, it was out of print in a year.