Sentence examples for by rebounds from inspiring English sources

BACK in February of 2009, newly-inaugurated President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers explained the somewhat rosy economic forecasts underlying the adminstration's budget by writing:[A] key fact is that recessions are followed by rebounds.

Since 1987, many investors have come to view that year's crash as the greatest buying opportunity of their lives, and market setbacks have usually been quickly followed by rebounds.

When the fall started after the peak was reached March 10, he believed it would be more gradual and be marked by rebounds after drops of 15percentt or so.

Disparate from short-term (a few hours) AIDS treatment, viral load remains sustained, whereas in long-term treatment (a few weeks to years), viral load usually decreases at the beginning of treatment and is followed by rebounds later, which leads to the treatment failure.

In other PEV scenarios where we observe some effect on transmission without interruption, the reduction is followed by rebounds in infectivity (Figure 1a, c, e).

Treatment failure occurs either by nonresponse (minimal declines in viral titer) or relapse (robust initial responses followed by rebounds of viral titers during or after therapy).

He ultimately enhanced his popularity by rebounding with such courage, resilience and even good cheer.

Buchanan showed her improvement during the game by rebounding and running the floor, Martin said.

She's able to control games by rebounding, both offensively and defensively.

The Devils ran their record without Stevens to 2-2-1-0 2-2-1-0 2-2-1-0 2-2-1-00 deficit.

Growth was fueled by rebounding shipments of electronics and pharmaceuticals, the government said.