Sentence examples for has started to rebound from inspiring English sources
THE real estate market has started to rebound, but it has been a rough five years.
Many economists say they think overall growth has started to rebound in the July-September quarter.
The market in Europe has started to rebound, but less than hoped, and recovery could be snuffed out if crisis resurfaces in the eurozone.
The hotel, which experienced a sharp downturn during the first two weeks after the attacks, has started to rebound with the help of special fall and winter packages that offer leisure travelers discounted room rates and attractions like tours of local wineries, a Sunday holiday brunch and horse-drawn carriage rides.
The gold-plated controllers are probably a safer investment than a pile of game consoles from 1996, though: The value of the precious metal has started to rebound in recent months.
But Mr. Mehrmann said that attendance had started to rebound in August.
The liquid assets are growing, inappropriate loans are being restructured, outflows have stabilized and inflows have started to rebound.
At the same time, its TV stations have started to rebound, helped by an uptick in automotive advertising and ads tied to political campaigns.
Even before the attack this week, the cost of commercial insurance had started to rebound from historic lows caused by nearly a decade of cutthroat competition.
By October 2010, prices had started to rebound, hitting €12.
