Sentence examples for slower rebound from inspiring English sources

If the Great Recession resulted in a slower rebound for many areas of our regional economy, so, too, did that period of economic downturn usher in new realities for higher education.

We are in the world of milder recessions and slower rebounds".

Instead of a rapid decline followed by rapid rebound, the recession is being followed by a slow rebound.

And Mr. Kim's survival prospects may be enhanced by a slow rebound in the North Korean economy.

The impact of three contacting surfaces (the catch plates, conveyer belt, and steel tunnel) on the harvester and three commercial padding materials (Cellular Silicone, Slow Rebound, and No Bruze) were evaluated.

The broad-based rally that began in September was anemic and contained within a narrow group of stocks by the time that the Dow hit its peak above 1,900 - laying the groundwork for a steep correction and a slow rebound.

One reason for the slow rebound is that younger executives "more comfortable with the Internet" are moving into senior posts at consumer product companies, Mr. Hallerman added, "and that 'comfort factor' cannot be underestimated".

Nostalgia for the Motor City may be heightened these days, amid the hubbub of both its fall from glory as the world's auto capital and the slow rebound of the U.S. auto industry — with Ford and General Motors reporting stronger sales as they ride the new wave of hybrid technology.

Combined with political scandals and a slow rebound from last year's recesssion, the result, after just a year in office for President Fernando de la Rua, has been doubts about governability and fears of a devaluation of the peso or even a debt default.

At the crossroads of the battered housing market and below-trend levels of consumer spending, it will come down to execution for the home-improvement retailers as housing rises off the bottom and the economy continues its slow rebound.

Given the economy's slow rebound, is this really their plan to strengthen America?