Sentence examples for it's rebounded from inspiring English sources

Though Illumina's stock price, at a recent $28.45, is 40% off last year's high, it's rebounded from the $19 range it traded in December, and the company boasts a $3.5 billion market capitalization.

"But after it's rebounded and passed to somebody, you have about three dribbles left".

"The market went down 40%." And now of course it's rebounded to some extent.

While it's rebounded slightly in the weeks since, many economists have predicted it will continue to remain volatile throughout the year, with the exchange rate affecting the live music industry in more ways than one.

A plasma glut depressed the blood market in 2010, but now it's rebounding.

The manuscript's Renaissance-era cover (it was rebound) is made of what the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, at Yale, calls a "limp vellum".

This is largely due to China; but although production in the region's smaller economies is still well down on a year ago, it is rebounding in those countries too.

If there was any constant culprit against the Knicks -- even more than Miller -- it was rebounding.

It was rebounding this week and valued at $665 on Thursday despite another scandal involving the bank Flexcoin.

If the Knicks lost anything in the most recent flurry of transactions, it was rebounding, by trading David Lee to Golden State (for Randolph, Turiaf and Azubuike).

It was rebounding nicely after ending last week down, but all the gains could be lost if it opens tomorrow at today's after-hours level.