Sentence examples for rebounding quickly from inspiring English sources

The sector has in the past demonstrated remarkable resilience, rebounding quickly from other bouts of civil unrest and a series of natural and public health catastrophes, including the SARS crisis of 2003 and the tsunami in 2004.

He fell 26 spots, to 51st, with his final-round 77 at the P.G.A. Championship, but he is resilient and capable of rebounding quickly, especially on a big stage with a lot at stake.

But if the economy does not show signs of stabilizing or rebounding quickly, then the burden will shift to workers, who will be laid off as companies seek to cut costs.

HONG KONG — Asian economies slumped steeply when exports plunged during the winter, but most of the region is now rebounding quickly, the Asian Development Bank said in a report released on Tuesday.

The sad events of the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombings have proven to be but a blip on the tourism radar, with the city rebounding quickly.

Great product managers are quick-thinking and thrive in fast-moving environments, embracing change and rebounding quickly from disappointment.

American finance rebounded quickly while Europe stalled.

Troubled housing markets do not rebound quickly.

Offshore drilling for natural gas also declined but rebounded quickly.

Japan had the worst recession of the bunch but rebounded quickly.

Nevertheless, they represented a belief that demand for German products would rebound quickly.