Sentence examples for rebound strategy from inspiring English sources

Part of the rebound strategy, according to Reuters, involves merging Sony entertainment properties — including singers like Kelly Clarkson, and the "Spider-Man" and "Men in Black" film franchises — with its Vaio, Bravia and other electronics brands, to increase sales.

The strategy rebounded spectacularly when, as can happen in any sport using that format, players went into their last match knowing they had already qualified.

5. Obama's safety-first strategy could rebound against him.

The arrangement is in keeping with Sun's strategy to rebound from a devastating slump in the first part of the decade by broadening its role as a software vendor.

As the worldwide economy battled its ever-growing blaze over the past few years, Cooper focused on the recovery and rebound efforts -- a strategy that's proven well in growth markets like Asia and the South Pacific.

Claims Felder's aggressive public-relations strategy sometimes rebounds on his clients.

Long lasting drugs confer extra efficacy to IPT strategies, although rebound becomes much more significant.

These do not, however, have an encouraging history with previous studies set in the context of therapeutic vaccination or CD4 T cell restoration, resulting in rapid viraemic rebound and even harm (Strategies for Management of Antiretroviral Therapy (SMART Study Groupp et al., 2006; Angel et al., 2011; Garcia et al., 2013).

Analysts also said that yesterday's rally was powered by investors who had been betting on a further decline in stocks but shifted their strategy after shares rebounded into positive territory late Wednesday.

Oakley also said that stopping Latrell Sprewell and Allan Houston from burning up the gym, and limiting second shots by the Knicks by rebounding, are part of the Raptors' strategy.

If so, it's a strategy that has so far rebounded with spectacular effect.