Zoo economics says that you can expect a 70% bounce in visitor numbers in the first year of a panda loan, with the increase fading to 9% by year three, but the bears in Edinburgh have bucked the trend.
According to Lebanon's tourism ministry, the Lebanese economy had only recently started to bounce back from an 11percentt decline in the number of tourists after the 2005 assassination of the former prime minister, Rafik Hariri.
When the kids arrive, they bounce in abruptly.
Not only did she receive a higher bounce in poll numbers, but viewers received Clinton's acceptance much more positively than they did Trump's.
Fox News' poll, meanwhile, taken over the two days Obama was in Jordan and Israel, revealed that "the significant news coverage Barack Obama is receiving on his foreign trip has not translated into a bounce in his numbers".
Mr Kerry may yet get his bounce in the polls.
Feel a loose bounce in the stance.
Many government officials around the region are seeing a bounce in their poll numbers at least in part because of their strong responses to Hurricane Sandy.
He won a bounce in his poll numbers by promising North Korea food aid, in exchange for which Mr Kim allowed the children of the two Japanese couples to join their parents in Japan.
As previously mentioned, President Obama is enjoying an upward bounce in his poll numbers.
