Sentence examples for its rebounds from inspiring English sources

In Duke's first 21 games, its freshman class has been responsible for 35percentt of the scoring and 41percentt of its rebounds.

The longitudinal waveform produced by multiple longitudinal wave reflections between two surfaces is affected by the interferences with the other waves generated by reflections (PS, SP and S waves) or with the Rayleigh wave and its rebounds from the borders of the material.

LeBron has been averaging more than 47 minutes per game and, in that time, accounting for more than half of all the team's assists, two-fifths of its points and a quarter of its rebounds, the latter two statistical feats never matched by Michael Jordan.

The cheaper dollar is one factor; until its rebound this summer, it had lost about a quarter of its value on a real trade-weighted basis since its peak in 2002.

It is counting on its rebounding Maserati offshoot to increase sales revenues.

And despite its rebound in 2000, it had outflows of more than $1 billion from the beginning of 2000 through March of this year, according to AMG Data Services, a mutual fund tracking firm.

On Wednesday, though, it closed up 0.8percentt, continuing its rebound this week.

Besides the fact that the company proved competent in its rebound from the attacks, it is expected to grow businesses nicely, including its digital subscriber line and long-distance services.

While Polaroid executives declined to discuss future plans, it's clear the company is betting its rebound on the digital market.

And on Tuesday it reported its ninth consecutive quarterly profit, although its rebound was showing signs of slowing.

Reflecting its rebound from the recession and the bailouts it received, the car-and-truck industry alone accounted for almost a third of G.D.P. growth last year.