Sentence examples for a marked dip from inspiring English sources

Apple's $1 billion court win against Samsung translated Monday into a much bigger jump in its market value, and a marked dip for several other technology stocks.

"In particular, people living in the South West reported a marked dip in their workplace activity during February," he said.

After which there was a marked fall in weekend submissions.

All that ballyhoo may help mask the current marked dip in the fortunes of American tennis.

In the current circumstances, with a marked risk of a double-dip recession, the strength of the recovery should take precedence.

There is a marked brittleness to her sweet voice, which hits beautiful dips when you least expect it.

It is a marked change from a year ago.

What responses he does give display a marked tendency to tail off apparently midway through: "When the volume dips away," he advises, "the answer's finished".

He knows that after his 31-goal heroics last time out he will be a marked man and his focus is simply on maintaining his levels and avoiding any second-season dip.

Firms reported that incoming new business had continued to be strong, they were hiring new staff, and expectations of future activity were also positive – a marked turnaround from the start of 2013, when many economists feared that the UK may have dipped into a renewed recession.

Sweden provided a marked contrast.