Sentence examples for fully rebounded from inspiring English sources

The Yankees 69-544) happarentlyntly fully rebounded from their three-game losing streak this week, beating the Tigers on consecutive days in convincing fashion.

"The numbers demonstrate that Newark Liberty has fully rebounded from the downturn it suffered five years ago," Anthony R. Coscia, the Port Authority chairman, said in a statement.

Similarly, while house prices are continuing to languish elsewhere, the Hong Kong property market has almost fully rebounded this year as investors, including many from mainland China, take advantage of low interest rates to snap up apartments in the crowded city.

The impact of those two events was so profound that in the nearly 40 years since Watergate, Americans' trust in the government has never fully rebounded.

And while overall they are slightly above the peak set in July 2006, prices have not fully rebounded in all cities. — Be careful when leaving property to heirs that you don't trigger extra taxes.

Will it ever fully rebound?

He predicted that hotel revenue could remain depressed until 2013, and would not fully rebound until 2016.

Nylon bends but does not fully rebound, so the user must "do a lot of wiggling and jiggling," Dr. Robinson said, to get the brush into the sulcus — the cuff of flesh that encircles each tooth — and the spaces between teeth.

The former first-round pick has developed into an excellent cover corner over his six-year career, but if he can't fully rebound from the torn Achilles' tendon suffered last November, the Bengals will have to think long and hard about whether he is worth the $6.5 million due to him in 2013.

Will IncrediMail's stock price fully rebound?

It may be several years before faculty hiring fully rebounds, especially at public universities, which are dependent on still-suffering state revenues.