Sentence examples for may have rebounded from inspiring English sources
Obama's approval rating may have rebounded by a point or two from its lows after the debt-ceiling debacle — but not by much more than that.
Dr Stephan Ulamec said that some data from the probe suggested it may have rebounded back off the comet after initially landing.
For example, the Endangered Barndoor skate (Dipturus laevis) was eliminated throughout much of its geographic range and depth distribution due to bycatch in trawl fisheries, yet may have rebounded because a previously unknown deepwater population component lay beyond the reach of most fisheries (Dulvy, 2000; Kulka et al., 2002; COSEWIC, 2010).
The real estate market may not have rebounded, but that hasn't kept deep-pocketed global buyers — lately from Russia as well as China — from pumping up sales beyond the East End, particularly in prime areas of Nassau County like the Brookvilles, Old Westbury, Syosset and Jericho, which are known for stellar schools.
However, he has failed to mention that the companies may not have rebounded without the assistance of massive federal loans.
It appears Atlantic cod may face the same fate, and other stocks have rebounded slowly or not at all.
Stockmarkets have rebounded sharply.
Stockmarkets have rebounded.
Bison have rebounded, too.
M-Wave shares have rebounded to $25.
