Sentence examples for substantial rebound from inspiring English sources

"To draw down inventories, we are going to need a substantial rebound.

The number was helped by a substantial rebound in transportation orders after Boeing reached a contract agreement with 17,000 striking engineers.

That, combined with an end to the corrupt repression of the government of Saddam Hussein, could mean that Iraq's economy is poised for a substantial rebound.

"Even this number requires a substantial rebound" in the second half of 2001, Deutsche Bank said today in commenting on the latest data.

While tax rebates can encourage spending and generate jobs, Mr. Roubini said, the government cannot afford to unleash the significant amounts — $300 billion or $400 billion — that he believes would be required to ensure a substantial rebound in economic growth.

I take this as a strong hint that a substantial rebound awaits us.

Despite the upturn, the report noted that "history is noticeably lagging behind improvements in the academic job markets for other disciplines" and that "economics, modern languages and sociology have all reported more substantial rebounds".

A hard landing in the US, a significant rebound in oil prices, and substantial further appreciation of the euro against the dollar and yen could threaten both individual economies and the health of global marketplaces.

It was still a substantial quarterly rebound and many are foreseeing growth to come, especially from domestic demand, and that's probably possible for 2012," said Naomi Fink, head of Japan strategy at Jefferies Japan.

Buckingham believes that a victory in Iraq will result in a substantial economic rebound, fed by lower energy prices and renewed confidence (and increased spending) by businesses and consumers.

We mechanically deprived flies of sleep in the second half night (6 hr) in an LD cycle, and confirmed, through the presence of a substantial sleep rebound the following morning, that the flies were successfully deprived.