Sentence examples for rebound again from inspiring English sources

That should reassure investors, who may return once an economic rebound again raises demand for power and lifts prices.

Another lifeguard, David Thompson, 23, said the birds were resilient: "They'll rebound again just like they did when they were close to extinction".

Now, as much of the world emerges from recession and as geopolitics and threats to energy supplies return to the fore, oil consumption is expected to rebound again, driven mostly by Asia and the Middle East.

A rapid rise in water level began in 1978 in the mid-1990s the sea was at 87 feet (26.5 metres) below sea level but after 1995 the sea's water level fell slightly, only to rebound again in the early 21st century.

It had to happen, England had to fight back strong, so it's up to us to rebound again tomorrow".

Until the end of the third quarter, which ends September 30, Hirsch is projecting $75 a barrel oil and then in the fourth quarter he says oil should drop to $72 a barrel, only to rebound again in November and December.

That was just Katie, most of her teammates thought with reverence, rebounding again.

Amar'e Stoudemire (15 points, 11 rebounds) again was relegated to second fiddle and again was unable to produce enough.

But the Yankees rebounded again, they beat Boston again and now they hope to have a memorable October again.

Roy Hibbert dominated at both ends of the court, finishing with a game-high 24 points and 12 rebounds, again outworking Tyson Chandler, who is having a forgettable series.

After they chased Madison Bumgarner with a four-run fourth, fueled by Placido Polanco's two-run, go-ahead double, they rebounded again in the eighth.