Sentence examples for balance dipped from inspiring English sources

My bank balance dipped when I left university, married and bought a house.

In the 70's the trade balance dipped below zero because of oil, and the country responded with conservation and the beginning of the search for alternatives -- until Reagan.

Someone sitting in a coffee shop for a few hours, paying for snacks and refills, could potentially do some real damage if the balance dips too low.

If your balances dip too low, Mint send you an alert.

While this might sound good, keep in mind that if the balance dips below that threshold, even by a penny, the bank will levy a fee.

Also called monthly maintenance fees, these charges are added on when your balance dips below an amount specified by the bank.

Telford shared information showing the city's fund balance dipping from $55.2 million at the start of the fiscal year to a projected $50.5 million at the end.

Digit refunds up to two overdrafts, but you can set up a minimum balance that'll stop Digit from drawing money out of your checking account if your balance dips below a designated amount.

The bank said I could avoid these fees with the new accounts as long as the total of my balances never dipped below $28,500.

■ Person 3: someone with a small balance regularly dipping into the red Brian has a £750 average balance and pays all his bills from the account but also goes overdrawn five times a month by an average of £200.

Accordingly, its cash balance will dip in the first quarter of next year.