Sentence examples for bounce faster than from inspiring English sources

It "[uses] beats that bounce faster than a chesty lady on a high-powered jetski.

So little, in fact, that if Philae bounced faster than 44cm per second it was in danger of exceeding the comet's escape velocity, the speed that an object needs to be travelling to break free of a body's gravity.As luck would have it, Philae fell back to the surface and eventually came to a stop where insufficient sunlight could reach its solar panels.

"Some sectors bounce back faster than others.

Of course, researchers say, individuals respond differently and young people may bounce back faster than older athletes.

Germany's economy could bounce back faster than expected, because its cuts in business investment and stocks have been so savage.But the good news ends there.

At the same time, I recognized that my law license combined with a dusty and tattered professional network positioned me to bounce back faster than other single mothers.

Whose fault is it that the price of oil has been bouncing around faster than Zebedee in the Magic Roundabout?

Africa has bounced back faster than expected from the financial crisis and can expect a period of solid growth, according to the African Development Bank (AfDB).

But in recent months, as the financial markets have revived and India has bounced back faster than other economies, Indian companies have again begun looking abroad.

If anything, given that China is bouncing back faster than the rest of the world, exporters have more of an incentive to over-invoice exports as a way of bringing foreign money into the country.

But more recently it has been holding back the recovery as imports have bounced back faster than exports, growing by 10.3% in the year to the third quarter of 2010 compared with a 7.5% rise in exports.