Sentence examples for while buoyant from inspiring English sources

While buoyant, Mr. Romney is hardly freewheeling and leaves little to instinct.

While buoyant earnings are rewarded by investors and make American companies more competitive globally, they have not translated into additional jobs at home.

Sales of highly profitable pickup trucks are tightly correlated with housing starts, while buoyant business travel boosts demand from car-rental firms.Even with the economy subdued, however, all three Detroit carmakers are making profits.

The field had been awash with May sunshine when they set out after lunch, their schoolmates returning to classes while they, buoyant in their truancy, gathered nameless blue and white flowers that they later scattered carelessly near the dock.

But while a buoyant stock market and generous awards of stock options have helped push their average pay into eight figures for the first time, chief executives may not be able to look forward to such largess, Ms. Meyer said.

Looking on the bright side – and Cox's sanguine response invites just that – there is a rasping belligerence to the white-noise blasts of Don't Cry and Revival, while the buoyant pep of songs from new album Fading Frontier not only survives but, in the case of Living My Life, gains some of the lambency of Panda Bear.

While a buoyant Assistant Attorney General Joel Klein welcomed a potential settlement over the weekend, high-tech industry leaders echoed Barksdale's call for stringent measures to corral Microsoft's power.

A woeful final tally of 20 unforced errors and not a single winner off backhand or forehand told the tale of Berdych's afternoon, while a buoyant Wawrinka had just enough time on court to show off his shot-making with 16 winners.

Floating drug delivery systems meant for gastric retention float on the surface of the gastric fluids, due to their low density, and produce prolonged effect by showing the release, while being buoyant on gastric fluid surface.

The industial and warehousing sectors were particularly buoyant, while retailers were more cautious.

A survey by the EEF, the manufacturers' association, found that only car companies and chemicals firms remained buoyant while the rest of the manufacturing sector warned it expected output and employment to stagnate.