Sentence examples for bounciness from inspiring English sources

IT NEVER pays to underestimate the bounciness of Asia's emerging economies.

The opposition took the law to the constitutional court, which approved it but expressed some misgivings, particularly about the speed with which the president signed the bill.Not everything can be said to be going wrong, given the bounciness of the economy.

The economy's bounciness still owes more to cheap labour than to high productivity.

The same thing happened with artistic gymnastics on the opening weekend, during the team qualifying rounds; as the Americans flipped and twisted on the central floor (whose surprising bounciness is apparent only when viewed from above), there was an empathetic moan to my left.

The well-sprung bounciness of it between your teeth.

These absorbing coming-of-age passages are followed by equally engaging recollections of Rushdie's London jobs as an advertising copywriter, where he developed his distinctive verbal bounciness.

Andy Murray received his gold with relative calm (at least compared to Saturday's bounciness from Serena Williams), then stood smiling and singing some if not all of the words to "God Save the Queen".

A ball requires elasticity for bounciness, a rubber band requires strength, and a sandal requires wear and resistance.

Still, Rossini's choral bounciness works in the "Cum Sancto Spiritu".

BBCOR measures the bounciness or give of an aluminum bat at the moment of contact with a ball.

The more bounciness, the faster the ball flies off the bat.