Sentence examples for represent a bounce back from inspiring English sources

To Tom Isern, a professor of history at North Dakota State University Fargo, citizens championing theaters represent "a bounce back from the bottom" for small North Dakota towns.

Almost certainly, some of the hiring in the last three months represents a bounce-back from the earlier weakness, which is unlikely to be sustained.

So the numbers are comparable but this year's figures still represent a considerable bounce-back following a dramatic fall over the second half of 2017, the IOM told the BBC.

A bounce back/ lax wall is very useful.

The jobs figures represented a strong bounce-back following the disappointing figures recorded in March, when only 79,000 jobs were created, said Kully Samra, UK managing director at Charles Schwab.

A bouncing back end will seriously affect your balance.

A game against a struggling Club Bruges represents a good chance to bounce back but a switch back to the style of play from the first half of last season may now be necessary for a side whose attack – bolstered by the arrivals of Slimani and Ahmed Musa – already appears far more capable than its defence.

"He was a bounce-back candidate".

"It was a bounce-back," Kline said.

Trump's victories amounted to a bounce-back of sorts.

Does the recent strength represent a dead-cat bounce?