Sentence examples for bounce back to normal from inspiring English sources

The majority of the time, the need to "bounce back to normal" is usually led by a patient's own desire for their life to return to how it was pre-diagnosis.

In fact, a recent study found that 30% of people who've been treated for cancer say they felt pressure to "bounce back to normal" more quickly than they'd have liked.

But we would be unwise to think that everything is going to bounce back to normal any time soon, not while people seem determined to pay down debt and save money rather than spend it.

"With few exceptions, there was almost no long-term toxicity that was identifiable, and so everybody thought that if you took an antibiotic it could produce some immediate upset — it could produce a rash, loose bowels — and then everything would return to normal, bounce back to normal.

This idea was supported by the often-replicated statistics on what happens after a trauma: while most people bounce back to normal relatively quickly, and some even report feeling psychologically stronger afterwards than they did before, about 8% develop post-traumatic stress disorder, according to US figures.

Resilience in a system permits it to bounce back to normal function on its own after the impact of a given environmental stressor or challenge [ 23].

But the team wasn't able to track these patients long-term to ask the bigger questions: How long until their pain thresholds bounced back to normal?

Following these adjustments earlier in the month, TUNE also spotted the changes that affected the Top Chart rankings, noting that they lasted more briefly and many apps then bounced back to normal.

After receiving SNAP assistance, Long was able to regain a healthy body weight and Gina's growth went from the 25th percentile to the 75th, with her iron levels bouncing back to normal.

Effectively, they bounce back to life.

I didn't bounce back to good mental health suddenly.