Sentence examples for time to rebound from inspiring English sources

It needs a little bit of time to rebound.

Connecticut has plenty of time to rebound and remains a top contender for a national championship.

The week's break does not give the virus enough time to rebound except in a rare case, Dr. Fauci said.

"I don't want to say that he was emotional or moody, but when you get knocked around at this level and you're inexperienced, it takes you time to rebound.

Their plan was to take advantage of sinking prices even as they kept their house for a few years, hoping to acclimate to their more compact quarters while the market had time to rebound.

He battled -- he always battles -- and after Toronto scored five runs in the top of the second, Pettitte held the Blue Jays by throwing more sinking fastballs and throwing them aggressively, giving the Yankees time to rebound from the 5-2 deficit against Pat Hentgen.

I had deprived my body of the nutrients it needed to the point of brain fog many times, only to rebound harder mentally and physically.

If it's not feasible, NMFS regulations allow for enough time for populations to rebound without any fishing, plus the time it takes to add one additional generation as a safeguard.

Since they grow slowly and produce few young, it takes a long time for populations to rebound, and harvesting has depleted populations of these sharks in many areas.

While we cannot prevent shocks from happening, we can affect the degree to which these events disrupt a city's ability to provide essential services and the time it takes to rebound.

Torre wants Mendoza to take as much time as necessary to rebound from the shoulder surgery he had last fall, rather than push himself unnecessarily to be part of the opening day roster.