Sentence examples for rebound by from inspiring English sources

Bankers and lawyers still believe that deal-making will rebound by the end of the year.

The WTO expects trade to rebound by nearly 10% this year.

Given the wild swings in technology shares, its stock price could well rebound by then.

He said he expected the market to rebound by next spring.

Since March 2009, we've watched the market rebound by 80 percent.

But the firm still expects a rebound by late this year or early next year, he said.

To some degree, both parties are banking on a strong rebound by the economy to bring back the surplus.

Langenbrunner's goal, off a rebound by a shot from wing Jay Pandolfo, came before many of the fans had found their seats.

Treasuries Rebound By Bloomberg News Treasury bonds and notes rebounded yesterday after stocks erased gains and fell, bolstering demand for fixed-income securities as safe-haven investments.

A rebound by the Jets depends on their beleaguered defense, a sputtering offense and a coaching staff that spent two days searching for solutions.

Their great hope is that a lackluster economy will rebound by then to provide enough of a lift to overshadow the coalition's missteps.