Sentence examples for a sharp bounce in from inspiring English sources

Whilst the rhetoric from central bankers has been slightly more upbeat, they continue to remain cautious on their outlook for inflation, so in other words they are not expecting a sharp bounce in economic activity and worse still there remains the threat that we could slip back into another recession.

But in recent decades, downturns have become both less common and less severe, giving businesses and consumers less time to build the demand that can cause a sharp bounce back.

Analysts caution, however, against expecting a sharp bounce back to the double-digit annual growth rates seen before the global financial crisis.

The reality for many Iranians is stress, a coarsening of courtesy and good manners and financial insecurity (and a sharp rise in bounced cheques).

Madden scored when his shot from a sharp angle bounced into the goal off the left skate of Flyers goaltender Roman Cechmanek.

After a sharp drop in 2009, growth bounced back to China-like levels in 2010 and 2011 (see chart).

The main thing standing in the way of a housing bounce-back is a sharp fall in household formation — econospeak for lots of young adults living with their parents because they can't afford to move out.

That figure is a stretch without a bounce in revenues.

A smile and a bounce in your step help.

Still, yesterday was the second consecutive day that the market had bounced back after sharp early declines, which may be an indication that some investors feel that the market has fallen enough to account for a sharp slowdown in economic growth and the expectations of lower corporate earnings in the first half of this year.

A sharp kick in the shins?