Sentence examples for actually dipped from inspiring English sources

Real median household income has actually dipped since 2000.

But if you strip out the defence sector, new orders actually dipped by 0.8%.

Nine months after the 2003 blackout in the region, the number of births in New York City actually dipped slightly compared with a year earlier.

But four of the nine Apollo schools remained on the unacceptable list, and at some the percentage of students passing state tests actually dipped.

On Broadway alone, the numbers actually dipped two per cent from the previous year, and African-American representation dropped from twenty-one to nine per cent.

"Although the unemployment rate actually dipped slightly in three of the last five months, the trend is still strongly upward," he said.

But for the number of times I actually dip into "Joy," the '75 will suffice.

The Grand Canyon Series actually dips slightly eastward and is separated from the overlying Cambrian sandstones by a major erosion surface unconformity.

That means that, as full classes leave and are replaced by classes with reduced amounts, the number of scholarship players on the roster will actually dip below 65.

When the Fed injects liquidity, it is not actually dipping into its cash reserves, but crediting a dollar amount to the balance sheets of the banks.

Nowadays, buildings are actually dipping into the deposits, lawyers say, and imposing stiff fines that can sometimes be even larger than the deposits.