Sentence examples for a dip in performance from inspiring English sources

"When guys win first gold medals there always tends to be a dip (in performance)," Brailsford said.

As you know, they are exempt from routine inspection unless there is a dip in performance or other concerns are raised.

There has to be a chance that, having produced a Tour way above expectations in 2016 at the age of only 23, Yates may suffer a dip in performance the following season before bouncing back the following year.

I could jump between Twitter, video, streaming music, and browsing the web without a dip in performance — though that's becoming less impressive with each generation of mobile hardware.

Moreover, some studies have even reported a dip in behavioral performance at puberty, with adolescents performing worse than younger children (Carey et al. 1980; McGivern et al. 2002).

Only fast transitions revealed any dip in performance, with the wagon's heavier caboose less willing to change direction quickly.

And then you'll expect he would have a dip in his performance level.

"One of the issues mergers have is that there [can be] a dip in the performance of a college because people are so involved in the merger that they're not checking up on other things," he says.

Osborne's speech will stress that Britain's recovery has come under severe stress from yo-yoing share prices, a slowdown in China, a slackening of growth in the eurozone and a dip in the performance of the usually sparkling US economy to cope with.

Rumors of a new iPhone were partly responsible for a dip in the performance of Apple shares back in July.

If you see a dip in your performance, it's time to determine if burnout is behind it.