Sentence examples for rebound year from inspiring English sources

That's what it comes down to with this group because we know how good they can be". On paper, before any games have been played, it is one of baseball's deepest rotations, a group the Nationals can lean on, the foundation of a rebound year and maybe more.

Greenlight's $100 million bet on Chemours is now worth nearly $400 million, helping to drive a rebound year for Einhorn after a 20% loss in 2015.

Hoping for a rebound year.

The White House praised the agriculture law for supporting growth in rural America and Obama repeated his hopes that this would be a rebound year for the economy.

"Some people may want to call it a rebound year, but we know we have something," Kuntz said before 2013 kicked off.

"There was great hope through the first half that 2012 would prove to be a rebound year for the PC market," said Craig Stice, senior principal analyst for computer systems at IHS. "Now three-quarters through the year, the usual boost from the back-to-school season appears to be a bust, and both AMD and Intel's third-quarter outlooks appear to be flat to down.

The risk of viral rebound by year, defined as >200 viral copies/ml (Table  3 and Fig.  2), in the first three years was high.

The N.F.L., though, is filled with teams that, regardless of their market, can rebound a year or two after being left for dead, and vice versa.

PAGE A3 Debate on Growth Estimate A White House estimate that economic growth would rebound next year drew immediate criticism from Democrats as overly optimistic and politically self-serving.

Sometimes they fall in value just enough to put people below the $1 billion mark, only to rebound another year.

The shear zone had been subjected to a high magnitude earthquake, due to postglacial rebound, 10,000 years ago.