Sentence examples for normally buoyant from inspiring English sources

Chile's normally buoyant peso has slid against the dollar too, and the Andean countries have countless problems of their own.

Even the docile citizens of Singapore began grumbling when their normally buoyant economy went into recession in 2001.

And even though the normally buoyant Cratchits seem a bit depressed at their Christmas dinner, Tiny Tim saves the day with an odd ability.

Losses for the year so far have reached £342 million, from £70 million the previous year after BA posted a record deficit in first half trading - a normally buoyant period because it contains the holiday season.

Normally buoyant and filled with energy, Ms. Mendez, who worked as a security guard at the World Trade Center, has been disabled by the horrors she experienced on Sept. 11.

The goal silenced the normally buoyant Gelsenkirchen crowd but, despite needing two goals to progress, Jens Keller's side looked determined to give it their all in the second half.

Normally, the buoyant Australian can manufacture enough positive energy to overcome pressure situations.

Also, LDL particles in most people are normally large and buoyant, but in diabetics, they are small, dense and harder to clear from the body.

Kvitova, normally one of the more buoyant players after losses, was uncharacteristically teary eyed in press after the round-robin defeat.

The ability to align the X-ray beam axis both perpendicular and parallel to the gravity vector provides limited control over buoyant grain motion normally associated with terrestrial solidification.

They are normally built, as much as possible, of buoyant materials.