Sentence examples for rebounding to around from inspiring English sources

The cost of shipping a 40-foot steel container full of merchandise from southern China to northern Europe tumbled from $1,400 plus fuel charges a year ago to as little as $150 early this year, before rebounding to around $300, which is still below the cost of providing the service, said Neil Dekker, a container industry forecaster at Drewry Shipping Consultants in London.

Several oil company executives in recent weeks have said that once oil prices rebound to around $65 a barrel (the price was at $64.92 per barrel as of June 1), another wave of production will be unleashed.

He said they might rebound to around $90 by year-end, but he advised caution.

The euro, which had dropped as low as $1.19 in early June, has rebounded to around $1.32.

It has since officially rebounded to around 700, and federal biologists say the number could be as high as 1,000.

Since 2013, the wolf population has rebounded to around 250, but many Finns have a deep-rooted fear of wolves.

Mark Fields, Ford's CEO, expects the firm's earnings to rebound to around $9 billion next year, as its new models are launched.

Many analysts said they looked for growth to rebound to around 2% in the current quarter and 3.5% in the fourth quarter.

It had rebounded to around 75percentt by the time Gorsky took over in 2012.

Average wages for first-year graduates have rebounded to around $33,000 a year, after dipping to $27,000 in 2009, according to Jolene Varley Handy, director of career services at Grace.

Still, Van Gundy says he likes Harrington's game and expects his rebounding to come around because his effort is not lacking.