Sentence examples for made a rebound from inspiring English sources

The following year, applications made a rebound of 7.1%; and two years after that, in 2009, applications were up 10%.

Gold futures made a rebound on April 20 as the volatile stock market triggered investors to dive into the precious metal.

"Smaller cars and midsize vans have made a rebound in the economy, so bigger vehicles generally are taking a hit, and I think that's because people are asking themselves, 'What do I really need?'" says Karl Brauer, the editor in chief at Edmunds.com, a car research Web site.

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But Toyota's sales have been making a rebound.

That could, in turn, make a rebound in corporate earnings more difficult.

And it's not just Ivan Glasenberg, the Glencore boss who tells anyone listening that "fundamentals" make a rebound in copper prices inevitable.

Sabathia was blasted for five runs in two and two-thirds innings on Saturday, making a rebound performance Thursday welcome, though not totally necessary.

4.10am BST Spurs 73-75 Heat - 10 48 remaining, 4th quarter Leonard makes a rebound off a missed Manu three and cuts into the lead with a bank shot.

A weak recovery or another recession -- which analysts refer to as a double dip -- would make a rebound in corporate earnings difficult and would undermine the outlook for stocks.

This whole affair is either a lesson in how an imprecise remark by a mayor can take on a life of its own, or an expression of how Mr. Bloomberg is now so eager to make a rebound in the polls that he is willing to engage in the kind of political bluster that has been largely absent so far in his administration.