Sentence examples for rebounding slowly from inspiring English sources

America's economy is rebounding slowly, even if some workers may find this hard to believe.

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".

Not completely healthy is the bruising Chris Ivory, who is rebounding slowly from a Lisfranc (foot) operation he had more than six months ago.

Many of the lowland regions surrounding the sea have been rebounding slowly since the great weight of the glaciers was removed; however, in places such as Stockholm, rising sea levels have slightly exceeded the rate of land uplift.

On 5 November he suggested that "historical memory" might consider Sandy pivotal, but in fact Obama had been rebounding slowly but surely in the polls since his lows in early October.

Oil production rebounded slowly following the initial phase of the Iraq War.

Surrey's market rebounded slowly throughout last year, and prices today are about 10 percent below their peak in 2007, said Mr. Cockerham.

Just a single calf — cute, with white stripes — is born after 13 months' gestation, so flattened tapir populations would rebound slowly.

While Mr. Obama must continue to level with the American people — the economy is unlikely to turn up until 2010 at the earliest, and even then will probably rebound slowly — his near-term moves will go a long way toward making the burdens yet to come more bearable.

I kept wondering why my iPhone wasn't charging when docked and I finally figured out that the springiness of the case I was using allowed for a good connection when the iPhone was first docked but as the material rebounded slowly over the next hour or so it moved the phone just enough to undock it!

It appears Atlantic cod may face the same fate, and other stocks have rebounded slowly or not at all.