Sentence examples for slightly rebounded from inspiring English sources

"Although the PMI slightly rebounded this month, it still lies below the critical point and is lower than historic levels over the same period," Zhao Qinghe, a senior statistician at the national bureau of statistics, said in a online statement.

Newt Gingrich FiveThirtyEight forecast (most likely outcome): 19 percent High end of forecast range: 27 percent Low end of forecast range: 12 percent Mr. Gingrich's numbers, in fact, have slightly rebounded in Arizona over the past week, which leaves open an interesting hypothetical: what if he devoted a fuller effort to the state?

Yet according to the Case-Shiller home price index, home prices reached a bottom in April and have slightly rebounded since.

After a further 10 minutes of irradiating "Hoku," the average temperature was still below the temperature before irradiation in spite of a slightly rebound.

So only two of his Wales goals – against Cyprus (I wonder how his Dad felt when that one went in?) and San Marino (a slightly lucky rebound after fluffing a penalty) were in "live" games.

With small surface friction, the simulated vortex first deflects southward slightly, then rebounds gently north due to the effect of channel flow, as the previous studies.

Since then, Mr. Obama's standing has rebounded slightly.

Microsoft's stock rebounded slightly yesterday, closing at $69.375.

Louisville shot slightly better and rebounded slightly better, but New Mexico guard Kendall Williams continued a strong tournament with 8 points.

The euro rebounded slightly, perhaps responding to news that it had an unlikely new champion: Saddam Hussein.

It rebounded slightly in November, the last month for which Mortgagebot data was available, to 5 percent.