Sentence examples for cause dips from inspiring English sources

The relatively darker eye and mouth regions cause dips in the histograms and the corresponding bands are used to initialize the search for the eyes and mouth.

Hammer them flat, but avoid excessive hammering, which can cause dips in the lawn.

Gases in the planet's atmosphere absorbed the starlight in a band of wavelengths characteristic of methane, causing dips in the combined spectrum of star and planet.

The sedimentary rocks appear to have been deposited into an eroded depression caused by a fault zone, which later reactivated, disrupting the bedding and causing steep dips.

"The power of this integration will cause some dip in our front-end earlier model of publishing" (and there is that Godin-esque "Dip" word again).

But the Padres are not worried that better quality broadcasts will cause a dip in attendance.

"What great force has caused these dips and folds?" he wonders.

Will high oil prices limit consumption and cause a dip in the world's CO2 output?

Indeed, if higher oil prices were to cause a dip in economic growth, the Fed might view them as a reason to keep interest rates low.

The sudden increase in the number of workers may also cause a dip in productivity growth that reduces the migrants' boost to the economy.

Short-term factors like the 1970s oil-price shock caused temporary dips, but vehicle use soon recovered.The current fall in car use has doubtless been exacerbated by recession.