Sentence examples for because of a dip from inspiring English sources
People used to say that tornadoes had an uncanny way of dodging Norman because of an old Native American blessing on the area, or maybe because of a dip in the ground.
Owners of the store, on the corner of 49th Street and Broadway, confirmed Thursday that, after 64 years of business, it would shut down in the near future — possibly within the next few months — because of a dip in profits over the last few years caused by the shift in the music industry toward digital sales.
A previous threat to drop North because of a dip in his standards was never really going to materialise, though, not when the winger has been so influential for Wales and so good with Northampton since the turn of the year.
Delta said revenue per passenger fell on international routes because of a dip in business travel to Latin America during the World Cup soccer tournament and more passenger-carrying capacity among all airlines.
Violent crimes, meanwhile, are down almost 3% because of a dip in aggravated assaults, which dropped to 65 through September of this year from 82 during the same period last year.
Because of a dipping birth rate and longer lives, the proportion of Germans over the age of 60 may rise from today's 22% to around 35% over the next 30 years, making Germany one of the greyest nations in the world.
Asked on Saturday about his political fortunes, he said, "I wouldn't even be surprised if in some polls we saw a little bit of a dip because we've been out of the country for a week".
"Obviously, there is going to be a dip because of the backlog, but also because of rumor and perception," Ms. Blumenthal said, comparing the new British visa policy with the tightened U.S. standards put into place in the wake of the terrorist attacks of 2001.
Actaeon got it in the neck because he caught sight of Diana enjoying a dip.
The second dip of a "double-dip" ought to be shallower than the first because there are fewer excesses to work off than after a boom.
Like other schools, they had been expecting a dip because of recently introduced government reforms to exams and assessment that caused widespread turbulence in the national results, but this exceeded their worst fears.
