Sentence examples for company dipped from inspiring English sources

Shares of the company dipped slightly, down 83 cents, or 2.21 percent, to $36.74.

The company dipped into cash assets to cover an interest expense of slightly more than $47 million in 1989.

With a new doubt regarding whether the swaps would be activated, the price of credit-default swaps on the company dipped a bit on Monday, but remained high.

Although shares in the company dipped when CEO Glen Senk left last week, they were soon on the rise again, in defiance of the stock market freefall.

Norton, the abrasives company, dipped 1 1/8, to 73 7/8, with 1.4 million shares changing hands, after Norton said it would prefer to remain independent.

Total employment at the company dipped slightly to 305,000 in 2012 from 316,000 in 2005, but the number of workers it employs in the United States fell more sharply, to 134,000 from 161,000 in 2005.

In a bad year, it slides into the red, and the company dips into savings it put away for tough times.

That limited free service could be the company dipping its toes into the water, trying out the format to see how well it works and how many people are using it to watch videos.

That limited free service could be the company dipping its toes into the water, trying out the format to see how well it works and how many people are using it to watch videos.

Power companies dipped after regulators raised their refund to California to $3.3 billion from $1.8 billion.

The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing executives, said that its index tracking service-oriented companies dipped to 53.8 last month, from 55.4 in May.