Sentence examples for has rebounded far from inspiring English sources

Recently, the country has rebounded far better than other euro-area economies from the global economic downturn in 2001.

On the one hand, after all, traders are right: the market has rebounded far and fast, rising more than fifteen per cent in a little more than a week.

The MSCI Emerging markets index lost 53% in 2008, but has rebounded sharply so far this year, with a 36% return.

The Hall of Fame, which has inducted 157 women so far, has rebounded in recent years after nearly closing in 1989 because of financial troubles.

The number of these so-called "involuntary part-time" workers has gradually dropped as the economy has rebounded, but it's still far from from its pre-recession levels.

First-quarter earnings, at $896 million, were twice what Wall Street expected, and its share of the market has rebounded slightly, to 21.2% so far in 2003.

First-quarter earnings, at $896 million, were twice what Wall Street expected, and its U.S. market share has rebounded slightly, to 21.2% so far in 2003.

So far this season, "Oprah" has rebounded significantly, to an average of 6.5 million a day.

It's far too early to say that Chatham has rebounded, but there are encouraging signs.

But though it has rebounded a little, his nest egg has declined so much that he withdraws far less than he used to.

But he has rebounded.