Sentence examples for financial rebound from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Ervin said, coming to North Dakota has been the start of a financial rebound and, he hopes, a new career.

The jobs in North Dakota often involve long hours in harsh weather, but they are a lifeline for these men and their loved ones, allowing them to earn good money and benefits that they hope will be the basis for a longer-term financial rebound.

Many arts organizations will close before the next financial rebound.

The sputtering economy has set back Levi's nascent financial rebound.

A continued decline in the euro also shook investor confidence on the state of the global financial rebound.

In short, while I wouldn't stake my dissertation on this trend, Woot's ability to predict a financial rebound should not be dismissed and that trend is going up.

That would mean that the region could expect a greater loss of income than of jobs until the profits of financial firms rebound, the report said.

But Citi's earnings are helping financial stocks rebound today with JPMorgan shares increasing 2% to $37.91 and Wells Fargo up 2.8% to $24.24.

Nor are financial services rebounding as the economy recovers.

Energy, health care and financial services rebounded in 2000 from past setbacks.

Financial stocks rebounded after both Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase reassured investors about their exposure to the subprime-mortgage mess.