Sentence examples for continued to dip from inspiring English sources
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.
Hollande also saw his approval ratings continue to dip down to 20% as the year wore on.
AS the recession lingers and travel continues to dip, hotels are rolling out a lot more than red carpets to attract guests.
The company had priced its shares at $22.50, they ended the day at $19, and were continuing to dip in after-hours trading.
In fact, as the backlog of foreclosed properties piles up, some analysts expect that the banks will be forced to book billions of dollars in additional losses in the coming months if prices continue to dip.
