Sentence examples for bounce back strongly from inspiring English sources

"The full impact of the new iPhones will be seen at Christmas when iOS is expected to bounce back strongly in Britain, the US and Australia".

Their manager Alex McLeish needs his side to bounce back strongly on Sunday when they visit Aberdeen and he will be hoping Novo returns to scoring form.

Regardless of any legal action, Mr. Galliano will struggle to bounce back strongly in the fickle and high-octane world of fashion, in which there is no shortage of talented individuals who have been left by the wayside.

It has been a very different path to that taken in Iceland, which forced foreign banks to take heavy losses and has since seen its economy bounce back strongly.

Two of Australia's most influential players believe the Wallabies will bounce back strongly from their first Test defeat against England this Saturday and extend the best-of-three series into a deciding third game next week.

If the OBR thinks that the UK is just suffering a temporary shortage of demand, so that growth – and revenue – will bounce back strongly once it's over, it could still declare that Osborne's target will be met.

It has since bounced back strongly.

Share prices have bounced back strongly.

It bounced back strongly in 2010 and 2011 (see chart, below-left).

That exposure now looks like a strength, as many of those economies are bouncing back strongly.

International airlines are hoping the business market bounces back strongly when the global economy recovers.