Sentence examples for stage a rebound from inspiring English sources

After Monday's rout, markets are attempting to stage a rebound, but it is hardly a convincing one.

Trian's investment could help stage a rebound for Lazard's shares, which have tumbled this year along with the financial sector as a whole.

Unable to afford a stimulus package, Greece seems more likely to stay in recession the economy shrank by 1.2% in 2009 than to stage a rebound.

Still, some Twitter bulls continue to expect the company to finally stage a rebound.

While 2011 has been, for now, a year plagued with shocks, the dollar has yet to stage a rebound, as its value continues to tank.

"Has upstate suddenly staged a rebound?

"We suddenly realized upstate has staged a rebound".

If the dollar stages a rebound, that bet will pay off.

When most of the bonds appeared to attract investors rather readily, however, prices staged a rebound on the following two days.

For those who remain pessimistic, the latest rise is what marketeers call a dead-cat bounce they note that even in 1930, as depression got under way, the Dow staged a rebound.Similar worries afflict the markets in Japan and the rest of Asia.

Since then, it has staged a rebound to $15.56, just off its 52-week high.