Sentence examples for to rebound before from inspiring English sources

Many now hope to rebound before Christmas.

Ranchers in nearby Fairview said they were confident the crisis would blow over, and they would simply wait for beef prices to rebound before selling their cattle.

Mr. Loose of Corning said he did not except the United States economy to rebound before the end of this year, at the earliest.

But high-quality properties aren't very easy to find, since many owners are hoping for prices to rebound before they are willing to sell.

"Our economy was beginning to rebound before this event, and we will rebound and we will do well," Mr. O'Neill told CNN.

Mr. Lalvani says he can afford to wait for the market to rebound before he continues the marina expansion, as he has incurred no debt on the project.

However, after 2000, the proportion of cases mediated and conciliated outside or inside began to gradually rebound before stabilizing.

"It just shows you don't always have to be 7 feet to rebound," Kidd said with smile before the Nets traveled here.

High on Bolivia's semi-arid Andean plains at 3,700 metres (more than 12,000 feet) and long subject to climatic whims, the shallow saline lake has essentially dried up before only to rebound to twice the area of Los Angeles.

Apple's stock opened at $374.57, and dipped as low as $355 in intraday trading before starting to rebound.

Even though the stock market tends to rebound months, if not quarters, before the economy turns around in a recession, the major averages slumped on the ADP figure Wednesday.