Sentence examples for powerful rebound from inspiring English sources

Continued easing should bring about a stabilisation, but not a powerful rebound.

But even with the threat of recession and more disruption, early signs suggested a powerful rebound toward normalcy.

The Federal Reserve's cheap-money policy and the subsequent powerful rebound in the American economy, which reduced debt defaults, provided an ideal environment for bond underwriting and trading.

For the 27-year-old Richards-Ross, solidifying her London berth capped her strong season, a powerful rebound from health issues that plagued her in recent years.

Only once did a double-digit quarterly decline come after a strong period -- in the third quarter of 1975, when a powerful rebound off the lows of the 1973-74 bear market was temporarily interrupted.

Perversely, an economic catastrophe sometimes is needed to burn away excesses and fuel a powerful rebound.

On Thursday, there was a powerful market rebound, as the three major indexes rose by more than 2percentt for the day.

And just before the half-hour, Everton midfielder Michelle Hinnigan's powerful shot rebounded off the bar.

James Constable missed two chances to put Eastleigh ahead, but he made amends by tapping in after Will Evans's powerful effort rebounded off the post.

Olympic silver medal winners Argentina got back in the match at 3-2 almost immediately after a powerful cross rebounded off an England defender's stick.

Derby missed a couple of opportunities to clear and Vassell crashed the ball home from six yards after Neil Danns' powerful strike rebounded off the foot of the post.