Sentence examples for rebounding area from inspiring English sources

Burly, rock-jawed, his thighs so muscular they seemed cast in marble, he could be a force in what the players called "the butcher shop," the rebounding area under the basket where welts sprouted and blood spilled and, as Kipling might have said, you had to be a man, my son.

Among those potentially significant factors is rebounding, an area of contention between an elite defensive rebounding team and a top-10 offensive rebounding club.

Though home prices in some areas have started to rebound, other areas haven't seen an increase in prices yet.

Although the government recognized signs that might herald the end of the worldwide economic crisis, it identified a number of challenges: rising unemployment and bankruptcies, decreasing real-estate values though the market soon showed signs of rebounding in some areas of Amsterdam strained pension funds, and reduced purchasing power.

"The Hancock amendment didn't really affect things here as much as the property values and the issues of commerce and everything else in this area not rebounding as fast as it needed to make up for an area that also has a lot of needs," Knowles said.

The biggest difference between C.A.A. champions and Final Four teams was in the area of rebounding.

With the economy rebounding slowly in some areas, 59 percent said the federal government had at least some responsibility to help the "working poor advance economically".

Various kinds of economic activity, including auto sales, fell more sharply and are rebounding more slowly in areas that had the highest debt burdens at the peak of the boom in 2006, according to a series of recent studies.

While the team acknowledged that Camby will help with rebounding and energy, two areas that the Knicks have too often fallen short in, it is the maturity as a group that they believe will determine just how high they can climb in the standings.

Almost six years after the US real estate bubble burst and set off a deep financial crisis, properties in some areas are rebounding to pre-recession levels.

Both the Gap and the Virgin Megastore moved to Times Square well before the once-dowdy area rebounded in the late 90's and rents skyrocketed.