Sentence examples for has rebounded with from inspiring English sources

Commercial property, too, has rebounded, with demand outstripping supply.

That fund has rebounded with an average annual return of about 10 percent.

But since then the yen has rebounded with barely a squeak from the BoJ.

Whenever rock music has been threatened in the past (by disco, by New Kids on the Block), it has rebounded (with punk, with grunge).

Take it off ReprintsSince that calamity the economy has rebounded with panache, growing at 9% in 2008 and 2009, even as the rest of the world floundered.

DETROIT — After a humbling bankruptcy and $50 billion government bailout in 2009, General Motors has rebounded with steady profits and a fresh lineup of competitive vehicles.

Crude-oil prices briefly fell under $30 a barrel for both Brent and West Texas Intermediate earlier this year, but have rebounded, with values touching $50 for Brent Thursday.

The Estonian economy experienced an initial downturn during its transition to a market economy (characterized by declining production, inflation, and unemployment), but by the mid-1990s it had rebounded, with some improvement across the decade following.

— Nick Fox Bloomberg Businessweek: Many waiter-training schools bit the dust in the recession, yet national restaurant sales and employment have rebounded with the economy, and restaurateurs now need more skilled servers.

But the Cubs have rebounded with two straight victories over the Mets, the second yesterday, by a 4-2 score, with a near-capacity crowd of 37,854 fans standing and cheering for the final out.

In recent weeks, however, Mr. Spitzer seemed to have rebounded, with his Democratic party poised to perhaps gain control of the state Senate for the first time in four decades.