Sentence examples for rebounded to about from inspiring English sources

(Last year, the stock traded as low as five, but has rebounded to about nine).

Nationwide, hospital occupancy has rebounded to about 64percentthethighestesincence 1993.

Already, the value of a bitcoin has rebounded to about a hundred and twenty dollars on BTC-E, as buyers snapped up cheap coins.

Annual growth dipped for developing economies in 2009 but has since rebounded to about 5.3 percent a year, a figure dragged down by weaker peripheral European economies.

Life expectancy in Zimbabwe had plummeted during the last decade of the 20th century, from 62 years in 1990 to about 38 years in 2000; in 2010 it rebounded to about 48 years, and it continued to show further improvement in the following years.

(The stock has rebounded to about $150).

Stockpiles were predicted to fall this year to 312 million bushels, from 456 million bushels, before rebounding to about 700 million bushels by the end of the decade.

Compaq rose 53 cents, to $20.77, in regular trading, then slipped as low as $19 after hours before rebounding to about $20.

As a result, Gateway projected, its current cash and liquid investment reserves of about $1 billion would dip during the third quarter but rebound to about $1.1 billion by the end of the year.

The yearly survey by the university's Institute for Social Research showed that heroin use by high school seniors went from 2.2percentt of the seniors sampled in 1975 to below 1percentt in 1991, only to rebound to about 2percentt in 1997, where it has pretty much stayed.

Its share of long-distance traffic in Mexico has rebounded to 81percentt after falling to about 70percentt.