Sentence examples for show a bounce from inspiring English sources

Public opinion polls published in recent days by major newspapers already show a bounce in approval ratings for Mr. Kan, especially after his government surprised financial markets this week by intervening to push down the soaring Japanese yen, which has hurt Japan's exporters.

Dornsife/Los Angeles Times, showed a bounce for Mr. Trump.

The first conducted since Turnbull won the Liberal leadership ballot showed a bounce of almost 3%.

Polls have shown a bounce for his party, and T-shirts appeared in Tokyo stores with a twist on an English-language slogan, "Yes We Kan".

An online national tracking poll from Ipsos also shows a bounce for Mr. Romney, although its magnitude has been shifting a bit from day to day.

Other pollsters, too, showed a bounce for Romney that propelled him into the lead after the first debate, though not all to the same extent.

It showed a bounce of 24 percentage points for Mr. Clinton, compared with 9 points for Mr. Dukakis in 1988, 16 for Mr. Mondale in 1984 and 17 for Mr. Carter in 1980.

More encouraging for Denver than Tebow's performance is the fact that the offensive line, especially center J.D. Walton, was outstanding on the ground, and that Willis McGahee showed a bounce in his step.

A poll by Survation for the Daily Mail on Friday again lifted the yes camp by showing a bounce in support for independence, with a slim seven-point gap between yes and no, putting them at 47% to 53%.

Announcing third quarter results that showed a bounce back in the company's troubled electronics division, Sony said the hack would cost just $15m in "investigation and remediation costs" and that it doesn't expect to suffer any long-term consequences.

Polls conducted over the course of the past week have shown a bounce for Romney in national and state polls.