Sentence examples for create a rebound from inspiring English sources

So far, the rate cut has done nothing to create a rebound in the stock market, but Greece-related fears are likely contributing to the sell-off as well.

In turn however, the biological pathways create a rebound effect.

Discontinuation after long-term use, however, can create a rebound effect as the acid secretion may increase once it is no longer being suppressed -- thereby aggravating the symptoms that PPIs had been intended to treat.

The effectiveness of disinhibition to create a rebound spike depends on the synchronicity of the disinhibition, which we recently demonstrated to be significant among nearby PCs [19], and on the level of preceding inhibition.

The remaining contaminant mass, however, can create a rebounding of aqueous-phase concentrations within the treated zone.

Oliver Kahn picked a horrific time for his first flub in this World Cup, creating a rebound for Ronaldo, who had the presence to poke it home.

The 19-year-old midfielder clearly fascinates Sherwood, and Bentaleb showed promise on two near misses: a low shot from distance that almost created a rebound chance for Soldado and then a would-be wonder-goal candidate that struck the post and rebounded across the width of the goal.

While some savvy investors realized the overnight move was overdone and stepped in to buy near the lows--which created a huge rebound--if they were smart they took their profits today (this is not a recommendation, but if you make a month's profit in one day, take it).

Given the strides that the industry has made during the last economic cycle to cut costs and shrink the supply of mines and smelters around the world, a rebound in demand could create a greater share price recovery than in past cycles, analysts and portfolio managers say.

A dangerous vaccine shortage in the 1980s prompted Congress to create a no-fault compensation system for people injured by childhood vaccines, and production quickly rebounded.

These materials create an insulation layer underneath the baby that rebounds warmth back onto the body.