Sentence examples for strongly rebounding from inspiring English sources

During a shortened but eventful trading week that involved deadly terrorist bombings in London and Hurricane Dennis bearing down on the U.S. Gulf Coast, the best investors at Marketocracy took advantage of strongly rebounding markets to take profits in a number of winning technology positions and to establish new ones in more defensive energy and health care names.

Whether you're in a strongly rebounding large urban market like Tammy, a more rural and smaller city in Alabama that's coming back at a slower pace like Jen, or somewhere in the middle like Gena in Washington State, it doesn't matter.

Mr. Bush said today that he now believed that deficit spending would end in 2004, but that estimate is based on projections that the American economy will strongly rebound.

These "post-coital blues" aren't totally understood, but psychiatrist Richard Friedman at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York speculates that the amygdala, the "emotional" brain region that's inactive during orgasm, strongly rebounds afterward -- triggering sadness or crankiness.

At the Baseline, only the mu (∼10-Hz) rhythms strongly rebounded after the visual stimuli given, usually starting at about 300 ms and reaching its maximal level within 700 ms after the stimulus.

Countrywide's share price was down nearly 3% in early trading on Thursday, before rebounding strongly.

The EU has a habit of rebounding strongly from internal crisis and strife.

The economy is now rebounding strongly after its recent downturn, reckons the OECD.

Argentina's economy is rebounding strongly from its recession and financial crisis.

It has become fashionable since Spain's economy began to decline to make comparisons to Germany, which is rebounding strongly.

The German trio benefited in particular from higher sales in Asia, where economies are rebounding strongly from the worldwide downturn.