Sentence examples for rebounding as from inspiring English sources

Lax enforcement, the environmentalists charge, has kept the fish populations from rebounding as much as they should.

And he faces a challenge of rebounding as quickly as he did from his loss in New Hampshire.

Granted, Gray suffered an 0-for-7 shooting night; but the senior's defensive effort and rebounding, as well as his average of 9 points a game, have been vital -- especially since he is essentially the Red Storm's only bench player.

Shares of DoubleClick dipped less than a point this morning before rebounding as high as $120.75 and closing up $2.75 at $119.13.

The Institute for Supply Management said its September manufacturing index came in at 52.6, down from 52.9 a month earlier and a signal that growth in the sector is not rebounding as swiftly as hoped.

"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.

By 2008, however, it had rebounded as high as $1.60.

But not all of these financial markets will rebound as easily.

Compared with previous seasons, the Panthers are undersize, do not rebound as well and turn over the ball more.

After SD, hAPPwt/+ mice exhibited SWS and PS rebounds as well as enhancement of SWA.

There's no guarantee that the neighborhood will rebound as hoped.