For investors, these companies represent the potential for gains even if full-recovery is delayed.
Will we and other countries pursue policies that hinder growth and retard or abort a full-blown recovery, e.g.
At some point, perhaps mid-2008, the inflationary implications of this full-punch-bowl recovery process will become clear to the Treasury market and the Fed.
The music industry showed signs of potential recovery in 2011, as sales of albums and concert tickets reversed declines, though it would be premature to declare a full-fledged recovery.
In other words, the investment market that had looked to be in full-blown recovery at the end of the second quarter appears to be teetering on the brink of a cold shutdown.
If RG3 does not fully heal from the injuries sustained in the 2012 playoffs against Seattle, and if a less-than-full recovery negatively impacts his long-term ability to lead his team to the same levels of performance that were experienced in 2012, then Washington fans will be paying more money for a devalued product.
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Doctors have told him he is expected to make a full recovery - but added that he must not drum for at least eight weeks to avoid aggravating the injury.
It's been a full-time -- and more than full-time -- job focusing on the day-to-day recovery (and) relief, making decisions about how we recover as many people as possible, making decisions about how to readjust the budget and then every day going to funerals and wakes, in some cases for personal friends.
Certainly, that has been the tale of the tape over the past 36 months, keeping the post-credit-crunch recovery from turning into a full-blown bull market.
But now medical device makers are introducing an array of new, minimally invasive procedures to provide long-term pain relief without all the costs, risks, complications and recovery time of full-scale surgery.
The 44-year-old made a full recovery in 2003 after being treated with surgery and radiotherapy.
In fact, Prachee has been able to add 20 part-time and full-time workers because of the Recovery Act.
As economist Gary Becker notes in his blog, expansion of means-tested benefit programs also contributed to the slow recovery by making people less willing to work full-time.
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Now that the recovery is in full swing--sales, excluding acquisitions, were up 14% in 2010--he'll focus this year on integration.
The specialist is now in the process of conducting medical examinations of Mr Horta-Osorio and will tell the board whether - in his opinion - Mr Horta-Osorio has made a full recovery.
He will need reconstruction surgery but is expected to make a full recovery and be available for pre-season training next year.
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle wished the 79-year-old Mr Talabani "a quick and full recovery", without providing any further details.
During that time, all these sites are engaged in full-scale battle to develop market share for when the economic recovery comes, the surplus dries up and wine prices start rising again.
He still has ongoing issues with short-term memory and is not expected to make a full recovery.
New clot-busting drugs allow some stroke patients to make a full recovery if treated within three hours of their attack.
In the early stages of the recovery employers will use temporary workers rather than commit to full-timers.
Nine months gestation and subsequent recovery from giving birth is less than perfectly compatible with a full-time job outside the home.
When you ask folks about what was actually in the Recovery Act, they think it's full of good ideas -- like tax cuts, like infrastructure investment, like unemployment relief.
In the summer of 2011 the economic recovery had stalled again, the euro-zone debt crisis was at full boil, global stock markets were down (the Dow down 19% from a top in early May).
Griffith came down with the muscular disease Guillain-Barre syndrome in 1983, according to biography.com, but made a full recovery.
It is believed the 28-year-old has not yet planned a return date but is still confident of making a full recovery.
In a healthy recovery, the jobless rate declines as more workers collecting unemployment checks find full or part-time work and get off the government dole.
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While his chances for a full recovery are excellent, the same is hard to say about Underwriters Laboratories, the 110-year-old product-testing outfit in Northbrook, Ill. that Knoblauch joined as chief executive in early 2001.
Lutz Kilian, at the University of Michigan, suggests that unless energy consumption is reduced or new supplies found a full recovery from the financial crisis will push the oil price back to its highs of mid-2008.
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