Sentences with phrase «part of a rebound»

I think a big part of rebounding, and why Biggie was so damn good at it, is just that instinct on where the ball is going and the drive to get it.

Things can change fast, and missing part of a rebound could have you buying back your investments at a higher price than when you sold them.

Not exact matches

As the economy rebounded, the number of trainloads of finished cars and auto parts surged.

Part of the reason for the quick rebound was massive government intervention.

He does point out that merchandising could take a bit of a hit in the next quarter — it had to pull some of its products from JC Penney shelves as part of the settlement — but it will rebound as it adds new offerings to stores.

«Much of the rebound came from the auto parts and dealers segment which added about 5,000 more jobs than in October.»

The second part of the test pattern is a rebound rally that penetrates the long - term GMMA before retreating from this resistance feature.

It's now predicting, however, the economy will rebound in the second quarter with 2.5 per cent growth, in part because of rising foreign demand.

Other parts of the economy have rebounded, but residential real estate indicators are still well below their pre-recession levels.

A recent BofA Merrill Lynch report, though, predicts that a dollar rebound is likely in the first half of this year, in part due to corporate repatriation flows stemming from Washington's revamped tax code.

In many parts of the country, the housing market is on the rebound, with home values up, inventory tight and new housing construction rebounding.

The average price of houses that sold over the Multiple Listing Service in September was $ 385,906 nationally, up 8.8 per cent from a year ago, in large part because pricey cities, such as Toronto and Vancouver, are rebounding from steep sales declines a year ago.

Today, the housing market has rebounded in most parts of the country.

The U.S. economy grew at a 4.2 percent annual rate in the April - June quarter, a significant rebound from a 2.1 percent contraction in the first quarter that reflected in part a severe winter that disrupted a number of activities.

A part from the pre-wedding ceremonies that are replete with the sounds of traditional wedding tunes and lyrics, these days marriages are also witnessing a sort of rebound that seem incomplete without these rhythms and libretto.

Italy Reclaims Spot as World's Biggest Wine Producer From France: Italy is set to reclaim its spot as the world's biggest wine producer after output in the home of Chianti and Prosecco rebounded from last year, when rain spoiled part of the grape crop...

«Although it had stagnated due in large part to the economic woes of the late 2000s, the super-premium juice market has rebounded in the last few years and has had strong performance since 2000,» the report states.

Westbrook does it more often, but also... it's part of OKC's system for bigs like Adams to box out without going for the rebound.

«It's all part of the business,» says the 6» 9» Howard, who averaged 18.4 points and 7.6 rebounds.

A large part of that success can be attributed to Knight, who has averaged 17.8 points, 4.3 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game this season.

He has little to no end product and most of his goals are lucky deflections or missed hits shot that rebound of another part of his anotomy, although he does try he just isn't good enough.

Part of defense is closing out plays with rebounds.

«His training focuses more on the mental part of the game,» said Jackson, who averaged 28 points, 14 rebounds, and six assists per game in 10th grade and actually starred on Consortium's varsity in eighth - grade.

Russell Westbrook's rebounds are the most unusual part of his typical triple - double — no one Russ» height has ever pulled down that many rebounds per game.

At 25 points per game and six rebounds, Wiggins is finally looking the part of a franchise superstar.

He's grabbed 16 rebounds in the series, in part because of his endless 6 ’10 wingspan, and racked up three steals.

That kept him out of the flow of the game for the most part, ending the half with eight points and four rebounds.

«Offensive rebounding is the biggest part of their game plan, so you have to make sure your guys are always looking for a body to block out,» says an assistant whose team lost to the Spartans in the tournament.

His basic statistics — team - high per - game averages of 16.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.8 steals, and 42.2 three - point shooting, to go with 2.7 assists per contest — tell only part of the story, as Porter's production truly took off once classmate Greg Whittington was ruled academically ineligible.

But part of the point of the thrusters was to prevent any rebound that might occur because of the harpoons.

When large parts of the ice sheet melted at the end of the ice age, the weight of the ice sheet decreased, and the crust began to rebound.

As part of that project, researchers proved that grouper — a highly valuable commercial fish species — rebound in areas that are protected as marine reserves.

Fresh out of a longterm relationship, she'll be joining the blog to investigate the complex world of «The Rebound» — all part of the «Single» Experiment.

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The rebound girl exhibited the following: — an inability to not compare me to previous relationships — identified differences between our (brief) relationship and good parts of her past relationship as flaws — required more convincing of my sincerity / intentions — had high expectations of me — had a tendency to over think things (not sure if this was a rebound thing or just her personality)

relieved to know that the rebounding part of my post-divorce dating.

This is exactly why the recent national proliferation of private - school choice programs is such an important part of the still - developing narrative of a Catholic - schools rebound.

Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche has a real fondness for The Motor City, and told Motor Trend's Alisa Priddle and myself how happy he is to see at least part of the city rebound economically.

«Premium Brands Key to Fiat's Rebound in Europe, CEO Says» is part of the paid WardsAuto Premium content.

Part of that control is thanks to new shock absorbers that include a rebound spring, which adds control of movement to the shock in both directions.

Ordinarily we're able to comment on general grip and overall ride quality, but this Acura has such a weird combination of soft jounce (the upward compression part of suspension motion) and super-damped rebound (when the wheel heads back down after a bump) that even my wife commented, claiming the car felt like a roller coaster at its apogee every time we hit a bump.

During rebound, the dummy moved toward the driver door, and its head went part of the way out the open window and hit the B - pillar.

As a result, the low - risk part of the portfolio had a higher allocation compared to target and the portfolio missed out on some of the strong rebound in the equity markets.

Personally, I wouldn't rebalance as part of the sale — you've only got ~ 2 years of savings in there, so you might as well stay in equities in case there is a further rebound.

In contrast, housing values have not rebounded here as quickly as in other parts of Texas.

You've already missed a good part of the rally, but there's still money to be made as the markets rebound.

Part of being nervous are dogs that don't rebound from stress very easily.

They were once shot as vermin, but their numbers have rebounded, thanks in part to the overabundance of nonnative rabbits — one benefit of an introduced pest.

The meeting received an exceptional billing and showcased the resilience of the people of Puerto Rico and other parts of the Caribbean, in particular those destinations which are rebounding from the impact of two category five hurricanes.

The good news is that with 3/4 of a 40 year moratorium on fishing for Atlantic sturgeon in U.S. waters, it's likely they will rebound at least part way.