Sentence examples for driven by a rebound from inspiring English sources

"But the MPC sees scope for a period of strong GDP growth driven by a rebound in productivity growth.

It was the second consecutive month of growth and was driven by a rebound in new orders.

The company's sales growth also was driven by a rebound in Asia, where sales grew 60% excluding Japan.

Economic growth remained stable last year in Burundi, at about 4.7%, driven by a rebound in coffee production and increased work in the construction industry.

Growth is driven by a rebound from the inventory corrections and semiconductor slowdowns that plagued the sector in the first half of 1998, I/B/E/S says.

This variability seemed to be driven by a rebound in SWA after the final stimulation interval, following a period of suppression of SWA.

Total orders rose 2.7 percent but that increase was driven by a huge rebound in orders for commercial aircraft, an extremely volatile category.

"Revenue upside was driven by a continued rebound in the company's wireless services business, which grew 6.1% sequentially to $43.2 million due better-than-expected SMS, WAP, and MMS revenue," Piper said.

Just as losing lots of weight might be part of an unhealthy cycle of yo-yo dieting, big price gains aren't necessarily a sign of a healthy housing market if they're being driven by a post-crash rebound, rather than solid fundamentals.

But their testimony will also rekindle a central debate over the limits to be imposed on the public's right to know by the individual's right to privacy: what began as an unscrupulous hunt for scoops at News International, driven by a pervasive corporate culture, has rebounded across the media landscape.

After a rebound on the public market this past fall driven by a restructuring of the business, the company has taken a beating since on poor sales and poor guidance.