Sentence examples for remarkable rebound from inspiring English sources

But the remarkable rebound in the financial sector isn't quite what it appears.

In a remarkable rebound from the depths of the financial crisis, JPMorgan earned $11.7 billion last year, more than double its profit in 2008, and generated record revenue.

Or was the sickening plunge and remarkable rebound in both the Nasdaq and the Dow industrials a sign that something basic about the stock market had changed?

NORMAN LOSES MASTERS SPOT: Barring a remarkable rebound in the next two months, Greg Norman will not be returning to the Masters.

To the business élite, who have done extraordinarily well under Bloomberg's stewardship, New York's remarkable rebound after September 11th is a credit less to good government than to management.

The positive reading beat economists' expectations and represented a remarkable rebound from January, when the institute's business activity index plunged to its lowest level since the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

Since their low points about three months ago, many markets have staged remarkable rebounds, with Korea up 55%, Malaysia up 66%, Thailand up 85% and Hong Kong up 33%, all in dollar terms.

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.

Led by Dikembe Mutombo and the surprising Corie Blount, Philadelphia grabbed a remarkable 24 offensive rebounds.

It was the 1991 1992 season where Rodman made a remarkable leap in his rebounding, collecting an astounding 18.7 rebounds per game (1,530 in total), winning his first of seven consecutive rebounding crowns, along with scoring 9.8 points per game, and making his first All-NBA Team. All-NBA Team

During the last quarter of the 20th century, the tide of decay reversed, and the Bronx rebounded in remarkable fashion.