Sentence examples for surprising rebound from inspiring English sources

The dollar has enjoyed a surprising rebound in the last few weeks.

"There's a surprising rebound in the hardest-hit markets," said Brad Hunter, chief economist with the consultant Metrostudy.

Wall Street was heartened at first by an upbeat report from the National Association of Purchasing Management that suggested that factory orders and production made a surprising rebound in August.

But although there was a surprising rebound in optimism over manufacturing output and exports during the summer, stock market enthusiasm remains restricted to bright prospects in advanced technology and medium-sized and smaller firms with special attributes.

The surprising rebound of the hunt off the Îles de la Madeleine and the northern coast of Newfoundland, where the harp seals migrate south from the Arctic every spring to give birth and then mate again, results in large part from a robust revival in the price of sealskin.

We have also documented here a surprising rebound of TH labeling in the tissue surrounding probe tracks by 24 h postimplantation: this might indicate the presence of surviving DA terminals, which justifies our efforts to protect and preserve their neurochemical activity.

"We all had a little something extra against Detroit," said Nets center Jason Collins, who had 12 rebounds and hoisted his team to a surprising rebounding advantage.

But many experts believe that that rests in part on Russia's surprising economic rebound in the last year.

Perhaps more surprising is the rebound in Mr. Gingrich's favorability ratings among Republican voters.

As such it is not surprising that hydroxyl rebound to the substrate radical gives a significant barrier: on the π-pathway we located a TSreb barrier of 13.1 kcal mol−1 above Iπ, although this is lower in energy than the hydrogen-atom abstraction barrier of 18.6 kcal mol−1 for the π-pathway.

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