Sentence examples for recovered swiftly from inspiring English sources

From 2002 onwards, output recovered swiftly from the dotcom setback and American profits in percentage terms grew at double digits.

America's jobless rate may be high now, but it has recovered swiftly after previous recessions, whereas Europe's has not.

The vote to leave the EU had been a political shock, Staley said, but consumers had recovered swiftly.

SINGAPORE — Southeast Asia recovered swiftly from the global financial crisis that started in 2008, helped by large monetary and fiscal stimulus packages quickly adopted by governments to support domestic demand.

They recovered swiftly from financial crisis, and bank officials estimated today that the region would grow at a pace of 3percentto4percentcent in 2000, compared with an estimated 0.3percentt last year.

Furthermore, the photocurrent recovered swiftly to its original value when the illumination ceased.

The UK economy was recovering swiftly from the crisis.

ON THE face of things, the aluminium business is recovering swiftly from a nasty tumble.

The new era could be good news for men such as George Kruis (assuming both he and Joe Launchbury recover swiftly from weekend concussions), the Vunipola brothers and Owen Farrell, all of whom have contributed plenty to Saracens' fine start to the season.

The unfortunate Croft, who has been a regular selection on the England bench during this tournament, has endured a desperate run of misfortune with injuries and will be hoping he recovers swiftly enough to play a full part in England's pre-World Cup training.

So anyone who had sat on their hands during the crash saw the value of their investments recover swiftly.