Word: rebounder
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson will try to rebound from this loss in a contest on Tuesday against another talented squad, sixth ranked UConn...
...lawyers, studio reptiles, coke dealers, starlets, domineering directors and the fast-talking operator at the center of it all. Aside from taking a few swipes at Ryan O'Neal, Francis Ford Coppola and Sharon Stone, Evans mostly tells stories on himself, charting his rise, fall and struggle to rebound with a keen staccato style usually found in hard-boiled mysteries...
...that they are in charge, the 54,000 new owners of the world's largest airline must earn their keep and pay their bills. First off, there is the tough new challenge from the king of discounters, Southwest Airlines, coming just when United's profits are starting to rebound after three years of heavy losses. (Last year's hit: $50 million.) All of which raises this question: Can United's new owners stand to fire themselves...
...jacked-up charges have indeed helped banks rebound from the late 1980s and early 1990s, when sour real estate loans severely depressed industry earnings. Bank profits reached a record $43.4 billion last year, easily topping the previous peak of $32.1 billion in 1992, at least in part because of banks' growing reliance on service charges for income. Fees rose from just under 25% of banking income in 1984 to nearly one-third in 1992, according to the Consumer Federation of America. On top of that, lenders have enriched themselves by keeping a large spread between the cost they pay depositors...
...good on the rebound, but I like the jazz...