Sentence examples for have not rebounded from inspiring English sources
But grocery stores have not rebounded in the same way.
Europe and Japan have not rebounded from their more recent traumas.
Although hunting right whales has been outlawed since 1935, their numbers have not rebounded.
Supplies of unsold cars and light trucks have not rebounded to anywhere near the levels they reached last December.
The Mexicans also struggled at the start of the cycle, but have not rebounded, falling to fifth place in the six-team qualifying tournament with two matches remaining.
Ms. MacGregor added that because luxury hotel prices have not rebounded to their prerecession rates, companies may be able to justify holding meetings in opulent surroundings.
Applications for new drug approvals, which hummed along at 45 a year in the late 1990s, fell to 28 last year and haven't rebounded.
Recently, Likens has taken up the cause again, arguing that pollution regulations don't clamp down hard enough on nitrogen oxides, and that forests still haven't rebounded from decades of nutrients leached from soil by acid rain ( Science, 12 April 1996, p. 244).
He said investors have been asking why U.S. core listings growth on the online auction site haven't rebounded as strongly as eBay's German market, which has seen a 34% year-over-year increase in listings so far in 2006 versus 6% in the United States.
Rivers' reaction is understandable considering that the Clippers haven't played much defense and haven't rebounded well in any of the exhibition games.
