Sentence examples for rebound to almost from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of common experience that a hard steel ball dropped on a steel plate will rebound to almost the position from which it was dropped, whereas with a ball of putty or lead there is no rebound.

Now, the lynx population has rebounded to almost 550 animals, living in nine different parts of southern Spain and Portugal, compared with only two areas when the lynx came close to extinction.

Shares initially fell 5% on that news, but then rebounded to close almost 5% higher.

In contrast, food consumption of coarse grains in 2005/06, which plunged sharply in 2004/05, is expected to rebound to a record 175 million tonnes, up almost 5percentt.

Will it rebound to those heights?

The U.S. over the past decade has rebounded from an oil-deficit country to almost an oil-surplus country.

As war production expanded from roughly 2% of GDP to almost 40%, statistically, America rebounded.

The rebound in the economy is ultimately the solution to almost everything".

His metrics are so efficient as to almost defy comprehension, particularly when cutting to the basket or on rebound put-backs, where he almost always finishes or is fouled, or both.

She lost 19 pounds, which as she joked, rebounded to her rear end "almost immediately".

This means that Iran's oil production has almost rebounded to its pre-sanctions level, resulting in Iran regaining its position in OPEC.