Sentence examples for rebound from something from inspiring English sources

If they can get healthcare.gov working properly on the timetable they have laid down, this will probably prove to be a crisis that Obama can rebound from — something like the budget crisis of 2011.

In fact, the brain has an astonishing ability to rebound from damage — even from something as devastating as the loss of sight or hearing.

He'll rebound from it".

How will he rebound from that?

Vaughn, Astacio, Alfonzo and Jeff D'Amico are trying to rebound from injuries.

"He had to rebound from the reality of the league.

How well do you rebound from career setbacks?

And he just didn't seem to rebound from it.

We can rebound from them.

Station names reference the country's "victorious" rebound from war.

Can he rebound from '95 injuries?