Sentence examples for fast rebound from inspiring English sources

A fast rebound could mean that all is forgiven.

But history indicates there may be more hope for a fast rebound than is generally expected.

"With attention focused on consumer spending and little hope for a fast rebound in housing," he said, "the bank card series may raise concerns for many consumer-related businesses as well as for consumer-oriented lending institutions".

After declining for two years because of the recession, global oil demand is expected to rise this year, mostly because of surging economic activity in Asia and a particularly fast rebound in China.

Among people with short memories, hopes are high for a fast rebound.

At least in Western markets we aren't facing a fast rebound.

Australia's faster rebound has given its central bank more leeway to return gradually to more normal interest rate levels.

The faster rebound is thought to be the result of hotter, more elastic mantle rocks under eastern Greenland, a remnant from 40m years ago when the island passed over the hot spot that now powers Iceland's volcanoes.

Jeffrey A. Bader, a major China policy adviser in the White House, said China's muscle-flexing became especially noticeable after the 2008 economic crisis, in part because Beijing's faster rebound led to a "widespread judgment that the U.S. was a declining power and that China was a rising power".

A record-fast rebound in owners' equity holdings tied to rising home prices is one key.

However, higher PCSK9 levels are also predicted to increase clearance of anti-PCSK9, resulting in a faster rebound of LDLc.