Sentence examples for a robust rebound from inspiring English sources

All in all, housing market experts say, prospects are dim for a robust rebound this year.

"We're just having a robust rebound in the agricultural sector and promises of more growth," Jason R. Henderson, vice president and economist at the Omaha branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, said in a recent interview.

After a growth pause, accompanied by Japan's own subprime slump in the form of a crackdown on consumer-finance companies, a robust rebound would help mightily.

The home-improvement retailer said more customers are taking on bigger-ticket projects–echoing the views of smaller rival Lowe's, which reported Monday but warned that the housing market remains under pressure and a robust rebound is unlikely.

True, some on Wall Street had forecast a more robust rebound.

More recent trades like buying bank stocks, however, have depended on a broader theme — a robust economic rebound in the United States.

THAT'S why investors will now want to see that the broad market also had a robust profit rebound in the first quarter this year, market strategists said.

Increased wake was followed by robust rebound in NREM and REM sleep that extended well into the subsequent lights-off, or typical wake period, of the rat.

This would result in enhanced feedforward inhibition from reticular neurons to thalamic relay neurons and robust rebound burst responses that strongly reinforce the larger thalamocortical network oscillation.

Many analysts agree and expect a robust post-war rebound.

Moreover, he is averaging a robust 24.7 points, 13 rebounds and 6.9 assists in the playoffs, numbers surpassed only by the immortal Oscar Robertson in the 1962-63 seaccordingording to Basketball-Reference.com.com