Sentence examples for A small dip from inspiring English sources

A small dip in recent months still leaves the number at 750,000.

A small dip in transfer free energy just outside the lipid headgroups indicates the presence of a very high dielectric.

The ONS said total new housing recorded no growth in the third quarter, following a small dip the previous quarter.

Both have been hampered by weak stock markets, but UBS's conservative approach limited the damage to a small dip in profits.

There was a small dip in those students gaining the highest A and A* grades, as overall Welsh results trail behind those in England by 1.9 percentage points.

Though that's a small dip, the change is noteworthy because for several years, text messaging had been steadily growing in the United States.

Experts trace the current high prices and low inventories to a small dip in production and increased demand over an unusually cold winter.

"In the last five years punctuality has been improving and it is therefore disappointing to see a small dip in performance in the last year.

There was a small dip in European confidence that Mr Obama "will do the right thing in world affairs" (and a much larger drop among Americans).

It is a left-lateral fault, which dips to the south, and possesses a small dip-slip component of motion that we interpret to result from extension.

At that office Christmas party of 1990, our biggest worry was the economic slowdown, which, we could sense even then, was nothing more than a small-dip recession.