Sentence examples for rebound until from inspiring English sources

Auto sales likely won't rebound "until consumers get their confidence back, and that may not be until next year," he adds.

"We'll never rebound until we have national health-care insurance".

But the economy is not going to rebound until the housing mess is resolved.

Economists say the economy is unlikely to rebound until businesses are willing to increase capital spending.

Corbin's grades fell sharply after 9/11, and did not rebound until last spring.

He predicted that hotel revenue could remain depressed until 2013, and would not fully rebound until 2016.

Moreover, for the bulk of his early career, playing with the Utah Jazz and the Toronto Raptors, Humphries averaged a minuscule 3 to 5 points a game and 2 to 3 rebounds until last season's breakthrough.

I put the full-court press on Tom Jolly, The Times's sports editor, who dribbled a while, thinking it over, before opining that "to sweep the boards is to dominate the rebounds until the score is made.

When an 1873 law made it a crime to slaughter an elk, the population rebounded until they became so strong and voracious that a 1961 management plan for the Owens Valley capped their herds at 100 head.

The problem is that people are toxic and haven't eliminated their toxic behaviors, attitudes, burdens, baggage that they keep carrying around and they don't heal themselves but what they do is have many rebounds until one stays for awhile and then the cycle starts over because two people are toxic and then the relationship becomes toxic and it eventually ends.

The CEP level remained significantly reduced after the first week of chemotherapy, but gradually rebounded until the next course of chemotherapy.