Sentence examples for huge rebound from inspiring English sources

"Well, in the last two years, we've seen the market double and a huge rebound in profits," he said.

Last year, after the crisis seemed to subside, investors who stayed on the sidelines risked missing out on the market's huge rebound.

Mr. Godhwani was surprised to see a huge rebound in postings for manufacturing jobs — up 94 percent in December 2010 over December 2009.

Total orders rose 2.7 percent but that increase was driven by a huge rebound in orders for commercial aircraft, an extremely volatile category.

"Although things are a little bit sluggish at the moment, we really feel that there's going to be a huge rebound, especially after the election," Mr. Bloomgarden said.

The Clippers came within 1 point with 3 minutes 6 seconds left to play, but Marbury answered with a 3-pointer and Martin came down with a huge rebound on the next possession, preserving a 79-75 lead.

HEAT 103, TIMBERWOLVES 92 Dwyane Wade scored 24 points, LeBron James added 22 points and 11 assists and host Miami survived a huge rebounding differential to beat Minnesota.

For a half, at least, the Rams were, trailing by only 5 points thanks to tight defense, a huge rebounding edge and uncharacteristically poor 3-point shooting by the Hawks.

W.VA. 76, MISSISSIPPI 66 Wellington Smith scored 17 of his career-high 19 points in the second half and No. 6 West Virginia (9-0) used a huge rebounding edge and a big helping of second-half 3-pointers to beat No. 15 Mississippi (10-2).

While some savvy investors realized the overnight move was overdone and stepped in to buy near the lows--which created a huge rebound--if they were smart they took their profits today (this is not a recommendation, but if you make a month's profit in one day, take it).

On Friday, the rumor mill was speculating that a huge market rebound sparked by the federal bailout of Wall Street might mean that Merrill wouldn't need to sell itself to Bank of America.