Sentence examples for rebounding under from inspiring English sources

Sprint has already been rebounding under Daniel R. Hesse, who reversed its reputation for poor customer service.

He tore up a monstrous Michigan State frontline -- including potential first-round draft choice Adreian Payne -- that prides itself on defense and rebounding under head coach Tom Izzo.

Non-SVR patients were classified as relapsers (undetectable HCV RNA at the end of treatment becomes detectable 24 weeks later), null-responders (HCV RNA declines from baseline <1 log10 at all time), or rebounders (HCV RNA declines from baseline >1 log10 then rebounds under treatment), accounting for 7.6, 2.3, and 11.7% of our simulated population, respectively.

Edwards is hoping to rebound under a new coach, Eric Mangini.

Support for the Democrats, which slumped under the previous prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, has rebounded under the new leadership.

The dollar duly fell sharply in the 1970s, although it rebounded under Mr Volcker's tenure at the Fed.

The offense, which staggered under Cade McNown (separated shoulder), rebounded under Jim Miller, until he sustained a season-ending Achilles' injury.

But since the 1970's, cormorants have rebounded under an amendment to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

The league soon rebounded under the leadership of David Stern, NBA commissioner from 1984, who helped transform it into an international entertainment company.

A multitalented freshman with a mixed but growing reputation, Griffin blocked shots, ran the floor with energy and rebounded under both baskets.

No one can calculate the cost of having uninspiring leaders but we would do well to consider past American presidents.America struggled in the Depression, but eventually rebounded under brilliant Franklin Roosevelt, in spite of the war.