Sentence examples for actually rebounded from inspiring English sources

"We can count on them," Mr. Mitchell said of vacation travelers, whose business actually rebounded faster after last September than did business travel.

Instead of breaking up, the Euro has actually rebounded 20% since Krugman predicted its demise.

Back then, he remembers, markets sold off but then actually rebounded.

Garber says the word thug actually rebounded in American popular culture, thanks in part to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

For all his shortcomings, Bonner is actually rebounding better than Diaw, too.

But some forecasters say they expect that Japan's oil consumption will actually rebound to meet its reconstruction needs, particularly of products such as diesel fuel used in small power generators.

Unlike Obama who's actually rebounding, the D.C. press often touted Bush's comeback, even though one never materialized.

Try to avoid drugs; it's an overload to the liver and can actually rebound if taken all the time.

"Obviously my offense is my strength, and defense, and rebounding, actually, is lacking a little bit," he said after scoring 32 points in the 117-115 overtime loss to the Knicks on Wednesday.

Flying to rebounds, actually setting and using screens, knocking down difficult shots, hustling, hustling, hustling… Watching a tournament like the Big East for five days in a row, you can forget how much energy teams can actually play with when they're well rested and playing for survival.

But after his candidacy rebounded, he never actually accepted the federal funds, allowing him to raise and spend more private money".