Sentence examples for a temporary dip in from inspiring English sources

Many families cannot afford even a temporary dip in their income.

Public revulsion at the attacks contributed to a temporary dip in the far-right vote in 1993.

But James Jones, consumer education manager at Experian, says you may have nothing to worry about as moving home can cause a temporary dip in a rating.

There have been false dawns before, like the one that happened during the nineteen-nineties, when the rise of H.M.O.s led to a temporary dip in spending growth.

Despite these statistics, some bishops continue to deny that the priest shortage is more than a temporary dip in the demographics.

Bad mortgage loans, in particular, are of many years' duration and won't be made good by a temporary dip in short-term interest rates.

But Ms. Sumberg, the workplace expert, said that the esprit de corps fostered by convivial debate outweighed any temporary dip in productivity.

But what may be seen in a younger player as a temporary dip is likelier, in older players, to be interpreted as terminal decline.

Applying for any type of loan can cause a small, temporary dip in your credit scores, but if you use a consolidation loan to, for instance, pay off and close multiple credit card accounts, the damage can be more significant and longer-lasting, as this can max out your credit utilization.[1].

[C1.] In Katrina's Wake, an Electric Utility Proves Resilient Entergy, the electric utility that serves New Orleans and other portions of the region damaged by Hurricane Katrina, indicated that despite the widespread death and damage, shareholders could expect no more than a slight, temporary dip in profits.

But it was only a temporary dip with a 3.8% rise in November, with growth of 8% for December expected to be confirmed on Thursday.