Sentence examples for will rebound to almost from inspiring English sources
It is a matter of common experience that a hard steel ball dropped on a steel plate will rebound to almost the position from which it was dropped, whereas with a ball of putty or lead there is no rebound.
Alonso Segura, the finance minister, insists growth will rebound to 4.8% in 2015.
Many economists predict that growth will rebound to 3.5-4% in the second half.
Scott Black, who oversees $665 million at Delphi Management, thinks Laser will rebound to 18 within a year.
He expects, moreover, that the earnings will rebound to their old $4 high by 2003.
For example, if you brushed left, the ball will rebound to the left.
Those models also take as a given that the natural state of a market economy like America's is a high level of economic activity, and that it will rebound almost reflexively to that high level from a recession.
Will it rebound to those heights?
"Even with the intermediate scenarios, the RevPar will not rebound to 2002 levels.
But he doesn't see how earnings will rebound sufficiently to justify that.
But I will rebound in a hurry, I have to.
