Sentence examples for moderate rebound from inspiring English sources

August's moderate rebound reflects an economy that is slowing to a more sustainable but still healthy pace, economists and business representatives said.

"A moderate rebound for the U.S. consumer, after a deep recession, would be an unprecedented event," said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG, an investment advisory firm.

Reviewing the outlook for Germany, France and Italy, Pier Carlo Padoan, chief economist of the 34-nation grouping, reported: "The situation for the three largest euro area countries in aggregate is expected to remain fragile, with negative growth projected for the first quarter of 2012 and a moderate rebound in the second quarter.

But with unemployment still high at 8.8% and gas prices climbing, this spring's moderate rebound from the disasters of 2009 and 2010 isn't looking very broad based.

Physical examination revealed a soft abdomen, with localized left lower quadrant sharp tenderness, guarding and moderate rebound on examination.

Being fatigued from the campaign over the previous year, disinfection and sterilization procedures might be loosen in 2004, explaining the moderate rebound in 2004.

The physical examination was normal except for moderate diffuse abdominal tenderness with rebound tenderness bilaterally at the upper quadrants.

However, there was moderate general abdominal tenderness with no rebound tenderness.

Support has rebounded since July among moderate and conservative Democrats, while Republican opposition has also softened.

Yet despite a brief spike earlier in the year driven by the rise in the price of oil, inflation moderated in June, and there are few signs of a rebound.

The central bank acknowledged that Japan's economic rebound had stalled but predicted it would return to a "moderate" recovery path in the longer term.