Sentence examples for a tiny dip of from inspiring English sources

It was the first interruption in the steady increase of U.S. ad expenditures since a tiny dip of 0.6percentt in 1970, and the largest drop in four decades.

But a recent report by the dean of Harvard College, Benedict H. Gross, showed that after a tiny dip in average grades -- from 12.67 (on Harvard's 15-point scale) in 1999-2000 to 12.58 in 2001-2002 -- grades inched up again to 12.68 last year.

There is a tiny dip in the spectra at 2,362 cm−1 due to the presence of atmospheric CO2 [35].

The government's approval rating stood at 73% in mid-October only a tiny dip fromid-October onlyoyed when it took power in September.

At the bottom of the of the last round bump, make the legs, start with a little a tiny tiny dip, then make a straight drop.

In the context of Minogue's discography, her 11th album marks an infinitesimally tiny dip.

We're still puzzling over the "hors d'oeuvres" that arrived before dinner: three immature carrots and a tiny bowl of dip.

Kepler, an orbiting telescope owned by NASA, America's space agency, looks for exoplanets by identifying the tiny dip in brightness caused when one of them passes in front of its host star, as seen from Earth a phenomenon known as "transiting".

That tiny dip in brightness gives us estimates for a number of parameters of the planet candidate.

So, for his nose just dip a tiny bit of the red candy and stick it on the last cupcake.

Inside his preschool on Thursday afternoon, Frankie, who just turned 5, and three friends sat in tiny chairs pulled up to a tiny table, dipping oatmeal cookies into tiny cups of milk.