Sentences with phrase «slight rebound»

Moreover, from adolescence to early adulthood, youth's self - reported prosociality followed a horseshoe shaped trend: The overall level of prosociality declined until age 17, with a subsequent slight rebound until age 21 [7].

Co-owner Marc Moncla said the situation was bordering on desperate, and a slight rebound in oil prices this year has not helped yet.

In early Asian trade, spot gold slipped 0.2 percent to $ 1,155.36 an ounce, but marking a slight rebound from a more than three - month low of $ 1,147.10 attained last Wednesday after speculation of a sooner - than - expected rate hike sapped appetite for the precious metal.

Things seem to have stabilzed for now, and even a slight rebound has been observed.

The S&P / Case - Shiller 20 - city home price index declined for the second month in a row in October, matching indications elsewhere that the slight rebound from the depths of last winter may be over.

The latest results from the weekly surveys on Twitter showed a slight rebound in technicals sentiment, with the all important fundamentals sentiment still holding up well - at least for equities.

The USA grew less than other countries studied in 2012, despite a slight rebound of health care expenditure growth, according to new data released by OECD at the same time as this paper.

Like a slight rebound for this particular series, «Cars 3» plays like a sports movie about the protagonist's comeback, but it's also about aging and retirement.

Stocks may do a slight rebound after losing 1000 points in three trading sessions, but I think we could head somewhat lower still in the broad markets.

San Diego Home Loans The San Diego County housing market has declined slightly with an increasing foreclosure rate and slow home sales but many anticipate a slight rebound in 2011 or 2012.

This is fueled by a slight rebound in consumer confidence in 2010 that will see a subsequent increase in the number of dogs owned in the United States.

The previous year saw some improvements, says Shelbaya, when «higher levels of foreign investment contributed to a slight rebound in GDP growth after a particularly depressed post-revolution period».

The worst of the drops seem to be over as there seems to be a slight rebound at the time of this writing.