Sentence examples for vigorous rebound from inspiring English sources
Optimists expect a vigorous rebound as confidence returns, pent-up demand is unleashed and massive government stimulus takes effect.
The German economy is expected to grow 1.8% this year; the US 2.6% (and that's assuming a vigorous rebound after a flat first quarter).
A separate report on Wednesday showed businesses continued to ramp up spending on durable goods in February, raising hopes that a vigorous rebound for manufacturing may help drive a turnaround for the United States economy.
Growth in the service sector in the United States eased last month, and new orders for factory goods fell in October, tempering recent optimism that the economy might be poised for a more vigorous rebound.
On May 5th it supported the issuance of $10.6 billion of securities backed by student, car, credit-card, small-business and equipment loans.But do not mistake the bottom for a vigorous rebound.
That will be expensive given a sharp rally in Herbalife's stock this year.Its vigorous rebound is partly down to Mr Ackman's rival hedgies, many of whom have been irked by his brash style and sharp elbows.
While the estimated 3.2percentt growth rate over the past year is subdued when compared with the more vigorous rebounds of the past, the hope is that it's a down payment on bigger and better things to come.
There are still headwinds, and it will be a long time before a vigorous economic rebound, Kantor says, "but we've come around from not recommending any equity exposure as of December 2008".
He never lost it, though Dukakis enjoyed a minor rebound after his vigorous performance in the first of two televised presidential debates.
When Nichols started hunting them down in the mid-1980s, he discovered that their reputations had never rebounded, despite their vigorous explorations of pure form and color.
But recent data for retail sales, housebuilding and business investment has not been strong, suggesting that the rebound will be less vigorous this time.
