Sentence examples for lead to a rebound from inspiring English sources

The figures suggest that Windows 8 did nothing to arrest the downward trajectory of the PC business, much less lead to a rebound in a market that has been struggling for some time.

And third, the inventory cycle will turn round as producers start to satisfy demand by raising output rather than running down stocks.All this should lead to a rebound, but Mr King says that a sustainable recovery is far from assured.

It would be wonderful — and most likely would lead to a rebound — if there were evidence that genuine cooperation was going to arrive, and that governments would act together to try to both fix the financial systems and avoid new downturns.

This, together with homeowners improving homes ready to go on the market, should lead to a rebound in the coming year, according to Verdict and SAS UK.

A convincing breakdown from this pattern would likely lead to further declines, while a bullish breakout could lead to a rebound.

These latently-infected cells are a permanent source for virus reactivation and lead to a rebound of the viral load after interruption of HAART.

But the rebound in price has led to a rebound in production.

That is why lower mortgage rates have not led to a rebound in the housing market.

But it's clear that protection has led to a rebound.

In fact, ignoring unpleasant thoughts and emotions leads to a rebound effect, increasing their intensity and frequency.

Following an initial period of uranium reduction, U IV) was oxidized by ferrihydrite which led to a rebound in dissolved uranium.