Sentence examples for a significant bounce from inspiring English sources

If he persuades even half the country that he has bested Obama, he could well enjoy a significant bounce.

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The small amount of data we already have, though, suggests that Clinton can expect to enjoy a significant bounce.

In a separate announcement, BG said it would be reporting 2015 earnings of $2.3bn, a significant bounce back after losses in the previous year.

At the same time, as Jonathan Bernstein reminds us, whether Mr. Romney gets a significant bounce in the polls right now is not really what matters.

Although Mrs. Clinton had held a lead for months, Mr. Obama appeared to get a significant bounce after receiving the backing of the state's senior senator, Edward M. Kennedy.

The Republicans are hoping that their convention, in New York, can help give their candidate the significant bounce in the polls that eluded the Democratic challenger, Senator John Kerry, after the convention in Boston.

Welsh Labour has described Plaid as a minority party at every level of government, and have happily trotted out the statistics revealing the uncomfortable truth for Plaid that it is the only one of the smaller parties not to have seen any kind of significant bounce in the polls since 2010.

Romney's momentum rose after the first presidential debate gave him his first significant bounce this cycle.

For the president and Democrats, the mission is to understand and build on the reasons for the very real and significant bounce that lifted them after the Democratic convention.

Earlier this year, Iron Man 3 hinted that the Disney-owned studio's second stage of solo superhero outings might be benefiting from a significant post-Avengers bounce.