Sentence examples for rebounded dramatically from inspiring English sources

Since the terrorists' apocalyptic victories of Sept. 11, government popularity has rebounded dramatically upward in the polls.

For instance, worldwide sales slipped to 12.8percentt in 1998, according to IDC, but rebounded dramatically, by 23.6percentthethe very next year.

The stock languished at $5 for much of his time there, but rebounded dramatically, and he later sold his shares at more than $200, on a split-adjusted basis.

And so a lot of those stocks have rebounded dramatically.

By the 1960s it had rebounded dramatically, but by 2009 was again reduced to a small population of around 300.

gambiae population in Punta Europa rebounded dramatically between 3 and 5 months after spraying of carbamate insecticide has important implications for vector control.

The world could see the HIV epidemic rebound dramatically if countries fail to increase funding and expand access to drugs in the next five years, according to a major report.

Marine life rebounds dramatically in areas designated off-limits to fishing, according to the first comprehensive review of the impacts of marine reserves over time.

But he's in a particularly bad way, and needs to rebound dramatically if he's not to face a fade-out as his best option, if he survives at all.

Experts also indicate that ART has a strong positive impact on patients' HRQL, although it seems that this treatment effect rebounds dramatically with the occurrence of drug resistance.

But bears doubt that profits will rebound so dramatically.