Sentence examples for terms rebound from inspiring English sources
A simple search using MeSH term "medication overuse headache", previously used terms "Rebound headache" and "drug-induced headache" and "headache" and drug misuse" was made.
"We've seen a short-term rebound," he said.
*United's business plan is predicated upon a significant near-term rebound in revenue.
"You get a short-term rebound in the euro but the long-term issues are still there, and that is going to prevent the euro from a sustained recovery," he said.
Victoria Kwakwa, the World Bank's country director, has said the government should not get "sidetracked" by the short-term rebound, but focus instead on "the fundamental constraints to the economy's competitiveness".That means micro reforms such as opening up the telecoms and retail industries to foreign competition.
After three weeks, the measured sample height was 11.8 mm, yielding a long-term rebound of 32.6%.
Pessimists expressed doubts for a near-term rebound in PCLN's share price by selling calls in the May contract.
Investors with little hope for a near-term rebound in Whirlpools share price sold approximately 2,700 calls at the August $95 strike to receive an average premium of $2.52 per contract.
Recent month-on-month upward blips in the most widely watched U.K. housing-market indexes and a slowing in the year-on-year rate of decline of the broadest U.S. Case-Shiller housing price index (to -18.6% in February from -19% in January) have led some market observers to conclude that a near-term rebound is possible.
Walgreen : A sizeable ratio call spread on Walgreen Co. may be the work of a contrarian trader anticipating a near-term rebound in the price of the underlying shares, which are currently down 2.55% to stand at $34.00 as of 11 30 am in New York.
The mechanisms that underlie this longer-term rebound in global methylation remain to be determined.
