Sentence examples for dip as from inspiring English sources

And in slower times it doesn't dip as far either.

One-way fares often dip as low as 20 euros, but don't drool.

And freezing temperatures will likely dip as far south as Atlanta on Friday, said Jeff Masters, meteorology director of Weather Underground.

The women with the most frustration and resentment are those whose ambition levels barely dip as their desires for children rise.

But resistance to big recent price increases in both cases may help to explain the dip, as well as draw-downs from inventories.

Many companies have cut prices to retain customers, while growth in Asia — once enough to offset sluggish business elsewhere — has started to dip as well.

And without links to sites being seeded via Reader, maybe non-regular visitors dip as well.

The sedimentary layers show east dip as well as the top of the basement.

That became clear during the 2007-08 financrisisrisis: African growth rates did not dip as much as those elsewhere because domestic demand held up.

Prof Williams said: "What we have shown is that pressures by the heart do not dip as much during sleep as we previously thought.

Using the optimized structure dimensions, it presents the reflectivity dip as low as 0.001 with the FWHM of 1.82 nm at normal incidence in the visible region.