Sentence examples for traffic rebound from inspiring English sources

Fitch believes there is a low probability for a meaningful traffic rebound over the next several years due to the presence of competing airports nearby.

Several Asian airlines have also stepped up their use of image campaigns as long-haul traffic rebounds.

Profits in the airline industry also are improving slightly over all as passenger traffic rebounds from the recession, the study said.

Domestic traffic rebounded later in 2002, but for the full year it was still 8% shy of terror-free 2000 levels.

"I think what we did well was that we created traffic and rebound opportunities," Yashin said.

It was a risky move, as it was uncertain whether traffic would rebound.

Making his way through a five-on-five scrimmage Sunday, he ran smoothly, leaped in traffic for rebounds and dropped in enough silky jump shots to remind his teammates of the player he was before a procession of knee injuries.

Some industry analysts say first-quarter losses could reach $1 billion or more for the carriers, even though traffic is rebounding to levels last seen before the September 2001 terrorist attacks.

From crowd-killing dunks to run-sparking steals, timely jumpers to traffic-defying rebounds, George – to steal a cliché – really does do it all.

He measures traffic damage, ball rebound, soil hardness and moisture level.

On one third-quarter possession, Lawson drove from the left wing, missed a layup in traffic, grabbed the rebound, dribbled back to where he started, drove again to the basket and made a layup.