bounce back

During the bear market decline, deep-set of investors will be bounced back to the point when the number of redemption?

It had not the strength to penetrate the barrier, though, and it bounced back, nearly landing on Dinin's feet.

These men were like any other student. The only difference was that every time they failed, they bounced back.

The market bounced back when the truth came out, but it gives you an idea of how fast something like this can have an impact.

He had a few problems last term but then he bounced back into form and he was outstanding during the rest of the season.

Australia's economy bounced back in the last quarter as it looked to recover from earlier floods and cyclones.

It will become way heavier than it was before and then it will even be bounced back up in the air and it goes again into free fall.

After the shock of the financial crisis, most housing markets have at least stabilised, while some have bounced back strongly.

Last month he suffered a heart attack. But now he seems to have bounced back.

The capital raisings are among the largest in Asia- Pacific since regional stock markets bounced back to life in March.

But by setting up similar doppelganger domains, the researchers were able to receive messages that would otherwise be bounced back.

My appetite was low yesterday, but in the afternoon today it seems to have bounced back.

Worse yet is when approval is needed several times along the way, meaning it has to be bounced back and forth a bunch of times.

Mr. Sympson rose up furious. He bounced out of the room, but immediately bounced back again, shut the door, and resumed his seat.

Lending levels have not bounced back from only a few years ago and the loans going out are not keeping pace with the deposits rushing in.

American consumers have not bounced back since the massive wealth destruction of the financial crisis.

At each of these stages, the expense report may be bounced back to the employee or the employee's manager.

But after assurances there would be no capital gains tax, the market bounced back and is now close to a record high.

The sun's rays are now absorbed by dark-blue sea rather than bounced back into space by reflective ice and snow.

They bounced back in late 2008, well before a strong recovery took hold.

The company's European operations are slowly recovering and Brazil has bounced back.

Life in those areas, roughly paralleling the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line, has bounced back to normal.

I bounced back enough to say, "Why didn't you tell us the first day that these cables were no good? "

In each case housing tanked , then bounced back when interest rates were allowed to fall again.

The polls have bounced back to give Labor a tight lead over the conservative coalition opposition (see chart).

She was pretty ill with the flu, but she bounced back nicely.

What happened ? - Your ball hooked into that cart bounced back and hit you in the head . Lt was freaking hilarious .

When stock exchanges around the world bounced back last week from the rout earlier in the month, European shares were big winners.

As everybody saw in the first half against Tottenham, we had bounced back from the set-back against Barcelona and just got on with it.

But by one measure housing and consumer spending never bounced back in the first place.

Whenever life lashed out at him, he bounced back.

I'll just tell her that you had a routine colonoscopy and haven't quite bounced back.

The materials are needed to fuel demand in an economy that bounced back relatively quickly from the global crisis.

We lost two or three early games in the World Cup, but we bounced back.

After eight consecutive days of falling prices, the Stock Market unexpectedly bounced back this afternoon with an encouraging 120 points.

It has bounced back 22 per cent since the tax on share transactions was increased last month.

Because their economies weren't as hard hit by the global financial crisis, they've bounced back hard with the help of government stimuli.

But I bounced back towards the finish, I even had a go in the sprint on the final stage on the Champs Elysees.

Now, cynicism and despair have bounced back on steroids, as if to mock any new hope that we can help create a better world.

After the crunch, the economy bounced back vigorously, often growing at a rate of around 6%, and employment started picking up steam.

The investor bounced back after his failure and made a fortune.

The corporate sector has also bounced back very quickly from the recession , slashing costs and benefiting from a surge in productivity .

With the economic climate improving, volumes bounced back in 2010, although they remained 5% below the peak.

He stood next to a cannon which fired a cannon ball into his stomach. His stomach was so strong that the cannon ball bounced back.

Ms Palin bounced back with a confident and comfortable performance.

It just feels important that we are in the hat for the draw on Friday and bounced back after a bad result at Fulham on Sunday.

On numerous occasions, he couldn't keep stability, was thrown to the wall and bounced back with tremendous pain.

The rate of decline had sharply slowed down when prices collapsed but since 2005 it bounced back to twice the 10-year average.

Intoxicated, the "bite" , a naughty raindrop is the veranda fence bounced back, gentle touch to my cheek.

And the patient responded to the shock therapy, as the credit markets and financial sector bounced back.

'After falling for three consecutive months, Wynn Macau's market share bounced back as 'win-rate' normalized, ' wrote Mr. Fong.

Once the romance, do not Xinsimiguo, life can all smug, or it quickly bounced back.

With farm exports growing regardless of the taxes, Argentina bounced back strongly.

One sector within the transportation market that has bounced back nicely is heavy rail.

We bounced back very quickly after SARS, because we have good relations with the local education community.

Land Rover has bounced back and is carrying it forward in style.

Germany's economy has bounced back strongly after being hit hard by the economic recession.

European markets have bounced back again after Asian markets steadied overnight.

In better news, Theo Walcott bounced back after his World Cup snub, smashing the club's first home from close range.

Global consumption has not bounced back; until it does, China will be one engine down.

The murder rate dipped after Mr Funes ordered the army onto the streets and banned gang membership, but has since bounced back.

in time , the survivors rebuilt , and san francisco bounced back.

After more months of infighting on the orange side, Mr Yanukovich bounced back as prime minister.

Although she was disappointed about not getting the job, Jane soon bounced back.

Once the Fed decided that we had suffered enough, it relented, and the economy quickly bounced back.

Purged in 2003 as a potential rival, he bounced back in 2006.

Sweden's export-based economy has bounced back even more impressively than Germany's.

I'm not worried about how we'll respond to losing this match because we have bounced back after previous set-backs and we'll do it again.

Brazil and the Asian tigers saw output fall but bounced back. The pattern, though, was variable.

Consumer spending, which accounts for about 70% of economic activity, has bounced back since then.

But researchers suspected that a small number picked up electrons and bounced back into space as fast-moving hydrogen atoms.

Yet until now Mr Aliev has always bounced back into favour with his father-in-law.

He bounced back there , however , helping them win the Greek league and cup double and scoring 29 goals in all competitions .

Ticket sales dipped in 2008 but bounced back in 2009, hitting a five-year high.

had a colonoscopy and he hasn't quite bounced back yet.

Although his Washington tenure officially ended in 2005, the prince quickly bounced back.

But when Denzler tried to email him, the message bounced back.

Other than that, you know, I bounced back nicely after the second set.

The mutant mice also bounced back faster than the normal mice from sleep deprivation.

Now American companies have bounced back to account for60% of our revenue, and we are furiously adding head count.

The lasers transmit a light pulse that is reflected off a surface or feature and bounced back to the vehicle-mounted receiver.

In the event, China and emerging Asia bounced back much faster than the US and the wider western world.

But its economy bounced back smartly in the years that followed.

Yet the city of excess has been through slumps before, and bounced back.

As China's economy has bounced back, wages have followed suit.

Share prices have bounced back strongly.

The patient bounced back to good health.

Dear Ann, I tried to reply several times but my letters always bounced back. If this one reaches you, we can talk again.

Labor's polling bounced back after Ms Gillard took control of the government and on July 17th she called a federal election.

When business bounced back, workers were recalled, often because of union-contract guarantees.

The fund bounced back sharply in 2009, posting a 22% gain in the first nine months of the year.

And since then, the markets have not bounced back.

But Austria's economy bounced back relatively quickly by 2010.

The basketball bounced back from the rim.

The number of funds declined by 10% in 2008, but has since bounced back.

Our football team bounced back from a series of defeats.

Likewise why many Asian exporters quickly bounced back, since China became a more important market for them than the US.

But he recently bounced back this year in the film 17 Again, where he played the older Zac Efron.

today they have bounced back to around 75%, the WHO reports.

But the currency bounced back later, and late Wednesday the dollar was at 6. 3585 yuan, compared with 6. 3750 yuan late Tuesday.

Investment bankers have not only bounced back from the 2008 financial crisis but are more powerful than ever.

That is why crude has bounced back since February to around $70 a barrel, despite overflowing oil inventories and feeble demand.

But it later bounced back after a recovery on Wall Street to close up 1% at 4, 087 after another choppy day's trading.

American and European marriage rates bounced back between 1945 and 1970.

Car sales bounced back after a poor July.

It bounced back to $1. 4048, partly helped by bids from Asian central banks, but remained down 0. 7 percent on the day.

But the email bounced back because there is a problem with 163 server.

Some think that prices for prime properties have already bounced back too far.

If they give a wrong answer, or the inquiry is bounced back as undelivemail goes into the junk folder and they are added to the blacklist.

The Australian dollar bounced back to $0. 9162 from an overnight low of $0. 9054.

China's benchmark Shanghai Composite bounced back from seven-week lows to close 0. 8 per cent higher at 3, 074.

then, last year, firms bounced back obscenely quickly thanks to record trading profits.

And it hasn't bounced back.

Retail sales, boosted by falling oil prices, have bounced back after a period of protracted weakness in the second half of last year.

After a slowdown through 1990, China's economic bounced back mightily, reaching a recent peak of 13 per cent growth last year.

Last year, however, the rich bounced back.

After bottoming at 6. 1 couples per 1, 000 citizens in 2002, it bounced back to 9. 1 couples per 1, 000 citizens in 2009.

in a sense , we have already bounced back

growth bounced back quite quickly

show the world Hong Kong had bounced back from Sars