Sentence examples for rebound enough from inspiring English sources

One mutual fund manager who was burned by the falling stock price said he had no confidence in the company; he plans to sell his shares as soon as they rebound enough to offset some of his losses.

Dr. Weinblatt said that both doctors and lay people tend to exaggerate the danger of infection for children undergoing chemotherapy, and that all that the children generally need is a week of home tutoring after treatment before their immune systems rebound enough for them to return to an ordinary school.

Troubled companies often request a hearing in order to buy more time, but the inevitable can only be delayed if a firm can't rebound enough to meet the requirements.

Early on, he wasn't rebounding enough.

But the stock market rebounded enough to erase most of the plunge that occurred in the week after trading resumed on Sept. 17.

This month, he delayed $750 million in payments to school districts and local governments in the hopes that revenues start rebounding enough in January, when Wall Street bonuses start arriving, to restore the payments.

Martin did not outplay Duncan or even play him even, but he had answered Duncan's points and rebounds enough times to give the Nets a chance of winning.

Two fashionistas who fell from the Forbes Billionaire rankings in March but have rebounded enough to regain their 10-figure fortunes are Richard Hayne Richard Hayne and Roger Wang.

Of the roughly 1000 species listed in the United States as endangered, only 13--including the American peregrine falcon and the American alligator--have rebounded enough to warrant removal from the list.

For the United States, the Fed easing on stimulus efforts would signal that the American economic rebound has enough momentum to continue on its own.

The deficit is expected to grow by billions more in the following fiscal year, with little prospect that revenues will rebound quickly enough to avoid painful cuts.