Sentence examples for rebounded far from inspiring English sources

Recently, the country has rebounded far better than other euro-area economies from the global economic downturn in 2001.

On the one hand, after all, traders are right: the market has rebounded far and fast, rising more than fifteen per cent in a little more than a week.

As a result P&C rebounded far better than many, adding millions in revenues and growing their employee base from 400 to 650.

If the next French president can push through the reforms needed to restore the country's competitiveness, France could rebound far more quickly than the déclinologues assert.

Travel is still off all over the country, industry analysts say, although leisure travel is rebounding far better than business travel.

Against Miami this season, Camby has managed 11 points and 12.8 rebounds, far from the 5.3 points and 7.1 rebounds he posted in the playoffs against the Heat last season.

Center DeAndre Jordan added 13 points on six-for-six shootheg in the first half to go with 11 rebounds, far exceeding his overall totals (four points, six rebounds) from the Clippers' loss to the Miami Heat on Sunday.

Playing only 24 minutes, Mutombo scored 3 points and grabbed 6 rebounds, a far cry from his 15 points and 22 rebounds he averaged in the Knicks' two previous games with Atlanta.

Seattle 11-133) hastruggleded to come up with offensive rebounds throughout the season — coming into the game, the Storm averaged 6.35 offensive rebounds, by far last in the WNBA, and had 14 the last four games combined.

Those numbers are well below his career-best per-game averages in those categories of 25.5 points and 12.9 rebounds, but his per-36-minute averages from that season of 21.3 points and 11.9 rebounds compare far more favorably to his career-best, per-36-minute averages in those categories, 22.6 and 12.4.

Prince, who also had 9 rebounds, was far from done.