Sentence examples for business dipped from inspiring English sources

But business dipped in 2008 and the shares plunged.

But the taxi business dipped the following year.

The May I.S.M. numbers provided a jolt last week because the overall index came in at 49, indicating that a plurality of companies said business dipped in May.

Operating profits in its pharmacy business dipped to £14.3m from £16.1m a year earlier as it was hit by government funding cuts to medicines.

Immediately after the attacks, P & O Princess lost 8,000 bookings in two weeks and business dipped again after the beginning of military action in Afghanistan before beginning to recover, said Caroline Keppel-Palmer, a spokeswoman for the company.

Business dipped further as retail clients went through hard times.

Overall sales, before eliminating trading with other BBC Worldwide businesses, dipped slightly to £231.2m from £236.5m2007/0808), but profits increased to £59.2m (£59.2m 2007/08).

Although investments in tech-enabled food businesses dipped in 2016, online food delivery still presents a $210 billion market opportunity.

Inventories at U.S. businesses dipped in July amid strong sales, the government said on Monday, in a report that suggested companies might need to boost output to keep up with demand.

While the number of financial institutions servicing cannabis growers, processors, retailers and related businesses dipped slightly in the two months immediately following U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions's decision this January to revoke Obama-era Justice Department guidance protecting state marijuana laws, the total has since started to climb again.

As more and more businesses dip their toes in the Twitter stream, there's a need for enterprise-focused Twitter applications that cater to businesses' needs from the microblogging platform.