Sentence examples for account dips from inspiring English sources

Perhaps you have bad dreams when your bank account dips below a certain amount, Soik suggested.

You can expect to be charged fees if you go above the withdrawal amount, withdraw money from an ATM that is not part of your bank's network, or if your account dips below the minimum balance requirement.

And [in] this year of recession, where people line up for a minimum of jobs, where words like "bankruptcy," "foreclosure" and "layoff" aren't just in news reports but in conversations with close friends and family, where I've seen my checking account dip to two-digit levels, I've had to learn the value of honest work.

That agency had concluded in a report a few weeks earlier that Fannie Mae deliberately violated accounting rules and engaged in "cookie jar" accounting, dipping into reserves or postponing the recognition of expenses.

He repeated the office's accusation that top management had deliberately violated accounting rules and engaged in "cookie jar" accounting, dipping into reserves or postponing the recognition of expenses to smooth out quarterly earnings, meet financial projections and earn larger bonuses.

Even if the uncertainty takes into account, the dip angle is larger than 45°, indicating a near vertical dip rather than a near horizontal dip.

The loans were made on the condition that the account not dip below $1 million.

Everyone has a nickname – the helpful dramatis personae at the front serves to remind the reader, for instance, that Loopy is Louise's father-in-law, Cringer is a fox terrier and Nidnod is Roger's wife, chiefly distinguished in his affectionate but slighting account for dipping her nut too deep in the Martini bucket and talking rubbish non-stop.

Instead, the $4.25 billion account will dip by $30 million.

DHS's main research account would dip by $4.5 million, to $457.5 million, although that is still $24 million higher than the White House's request.

Overdraft fee: Your bank may allow the check to clear and your checking account to dip into the negative.