Sentence examples for continued dip from inspiring English sources
"Unfortunately the continued dip in attendances, in direct relation to results, left all parties with no other option," said a club statement.
Instead, Kibaki's ministers dismissed the skirmishes as an "ethnic conflict" and continued dipping their fingers into the public purse.
(For more on the funding issue, check out school food reformer Dana Woldow's excellent piece on how the new nutrition requirements will effectively force many districts, especially those in which labor and food costs are high, to start (or continue) dipping into classroom funds to pay for school meals).
To paint, the patient needs to bring the penguin to the corresponding buckets by dipping it into the bottom to paint the lower part of the penguin) and continue dipping it into the top bucket to paint the upper part of the penguin).
Euro and sterling overnight rates, and three month rates for all three currencies, have continued to dip, however.
He followed his monster 2009 campaign of 45 home runs and 141 R.B.I. with home run totals of 31 and 33 and his average continued to dip (.253 last season).
Data from a report indicated that American homes lost their value at the fastest rate in almost two decades, and another said that Americans' confidence in the economy continued to dip.
Mr Lagrave also signalled that the number of people paying a fee had continued to "dip" since the last time it announced figures.
Japanese shares were boosted after the yen continued to dip, raising hopes of a profit boost for the country's leading exporters.
On a slightly better note, the government's weekly reading on unemployment showed fewer jobless claims than the prior week, and continuing claims continued to dip, falling to just over 6.7 million.
France continued to dip in an out of recession throughout the next year, and Mr Hollande's failure to make good on his promise to reduce unemployment by the end of 2013 left him with one of the lowest approval ratings of any post-war French president.
