Sentence examples for rebounded faster from inspiring English sources

Still, compared with the national economy, the city has rebounded faster than in past recessions.

"The sector has rebounded faster than we had thought," he said.

Airlines rebounded faster than expected from recession last year, helped by higher traffic and a drive to keep a lid on spare capacity.

When growth rebounded faster than he expected and the Dow rose nineteen per cent, the Pure Alpha fund gained just four per cent.

"We can count on them," Mr. Mitchell said of vacation travelers, whose business actually rebounded faster after last September than did business travel.

New York City's unemployment rate dipped to 9.4 percent in July, continuing a gradual but steady improvement as hiring rebounded faster locally than in the rest of the country, the state Labor Department said Thursday.

When the Gulf war started 12 years ago, traffic plunged by 40% on transatlantic routes although it rebounded fast when the war ended.

But in the wake of a financial crisis that is widely blamed on Wall Street fat cats, from which the richest have rebounded fastest, and ahead of public-spending cuts that will hit the poor hardest, its tone has changed.

That has since been altered to LVV, reflecting his belief that the US will rebound faster than thought.

"When things start to rebound, they could be poised to rebound faster than everyone else – just like they fell faster this time.

China is rebounding faster from the recession than the United States, and as it does, the imbalances that result from its artificially depressed currency could become even starker.