Sentence examples for comeback effect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's long-awaited return to the campaign trail came after the cancellation of at least 10 rallies over the past two months because of the surgery, but the delay only helped enhance the comeback effect.

But Herald Square went into a slump in recent decades about the same time as Times Square, and now that Times Square is in the midst of a full-throttled comeback, its effects are being felt in Herald Square.

Reporters call when they need clarification on a sticky issue — like the recent flap over Darius Miles's comeback and its effect on the Portland Trail Blazers' cap.

"2015 is the year of Hollywood's practical effects comeback," the Web site The Verge announced in August.

"The military sees the NATO airstrike as an opportunity to effect a comeback from the loss of face from the Bin Laden raid," said Ali Dayan Hasan, Pakistan director for Human Rights Watch in Lahore.

The gossip is that Weiner has long craved the New York City mayor's mansion over his place in Forest Hills … and the next election isn't until November 2013, which is more than enough time to plot and effect a comeback, given enough public acts of contrition and a few months out of the headlines.

His decision to throw Glenn Maxwell the ball brought instant reward, and Clarke appeared to come through his comeback with no ill-effects in terms of fitness.

All that, taken together, adds to the effect of his comeback.

On the pitch, it was hard to discern any positive effect from the comeback of "Mr Bayern".

Lemieux's comeback is having a dramatic effect on the Penguins, who now consider themselves prime candidates to win the Stanley Cup.

Many see Vuitton's hiring of Jacobs as an attempt to replicate the strategy of Gucci, which effected a miraculous comeback with the recent hiring of American designer Tom Ford.