Sentence examples for hints of a rebound from inspiring English sources

[C8.] In Asia, General Motors' profits plummeted in the first quarter, but the first hints of a rebound are starting to become visible in China, its most important Asian market.

Second, in May and June, the Labor Department reported a rise in the number of temporary workers -- often a first hint of a rebound.

"We are doing rather better than the average in Europe," he declared.In this section Rosier scenarios Through the looking glass Enter Erna Inch by inch Nothing to lose but their chains A post-war continent ReprintsWith bad presidential poll ratings and low confidence, the government is eager to seize on any hint of a rebound.

Restaurants may be the place to look for hints of a consumer rebound as families decide where to start spending their extra cash again, says analyst Larry Miller of RBC Capital Markets.

The three indexes hinted at a rebound early Monday, but spent much of the day in the red as investors weighed the implications of another stock market drop in China and the slide in crude.

As jobs numbers in late spring and early summer hinted at a rebound, Mr. Kerry increased his focus on Iraq and terrorism while Mr. Bush talked of turning the economic corner.

With no evidence of a rebound in investment, any hint of a flagging consumer suggests that the recovery will be weak at best, and certainly not the robust boom that markets counted on at the start of the year.The second and even more intractable cause of the angst is investors' loss of trust in American companies (see article).

Still, there are signs of a rebound.

But some see glimmers of a rebound.

But another part of the operational definition of a rebound girl is that the rebound relationship doesn't take.

There was no evidence of a rebound phenomenon.