Sentence examples for rebound rather from inspiring English sources

In the real world, this is why people hold falling stocks, hoping for a rebound rather than cutting their losses, and it's why they double down after losing a bet.

Jack A. Ablin, the chief investment officer for the Harris Private Bank, called Thursday's widely assumed action by the European Central Bank a way of absorbing problems rather than solving them, and said that the markets had had an "emotional rebound," rather than a real one, especially when compared with stock declines of more than 400 points on Wednesday.

Referee David Elleray blew up - but for a foul against a Chesterfield player attempting to reach the rebound rather than the goal that replays showed should have stood.

Just as losing lots of weight might be part of an unhealthy cycle of yo-yo dieting, big price gains aren't necessarily a sign of a healthy housing market if they're being driven by a post-crash rebound, rather than solid fundamentals.

TruD thus works from the C-terminus within the core, but the accumulation of the intermediates shows that they are released and rebound, rather than held on the enzyme.

These data might indicate that a Total DNA level at TI is better at predicting the patients who will be quick to rebound rather than those who will maintain suppression.

It then rebounded, rather as a ripple spreads after a stone has been thrown into a pond.

Barnes was immediately impressed with Thomas's on-court mentality: a focus on rebounding rather than scoring.

The rare player who becomes indisputably great at getting offensive rebounds, rather than just catching those balls that take unexpected routes off the rim, does so by a combination of energy, physical ability, and mental guile.

Cutting content and services when there really is nothing else to be done is one thing; doing it when you know the organisation is nowhere near as efficient as it can and should be, surely runs the risk of rebounding rather nastily.

The researchers "were quite careful" in their analysis, he says, but notes that there are other possible interpretations: for instance, some dolphin populations may have declined and then rebounded, rather than simply increased.