Sentence examples for a dip in data from inspiring English sources
That's when there was a dip in data traffic.
Dmitri Denisov, a leader of the Fermilab effort, wrote in an e-mail on the way to La Thuile, "It is clearly not the answer to crossword, but an important piece of the puzzle!" Rumors of sightings of the Higgs boson have come and gone at both CERN and Fermilab in the last few years, but invariably where one group saw a bump, another saw a dip in the data, and with more data the bumps went away.
The bank said: Our previous concerns that the rating had become too high and that a dip in the macro data could leave the shares looking exposed proved well founded.
Mining shares are moving higher despite a dip in Chinese service sector data and a slowdown in the eurozone, with Anglo American up 15.9p to 540p as copper hit a three month high.
Leading UK shares are heading higher despite more weak Chinese data and a dip in Europe as worries about Greece's finances re-emerge.
The headline data also masks a dip in consumer spending, that some economists believe could indicate slower growth to come.
Data suggesting a setback to the recovery faltering growth or even a dip in GDP will damage Mr Brown.Moreover, the rise in VAT will push up inflation.
"A dip in?" "A dip in form?" "No, no, no.
**** Tuesday will bring a dip in the sea off Bournemouth.
