Sentence examples for dip as the from inspiring English sources
Big Brother ratings rise after a dip as the producers promise to "get evil", culminating in a mass on-screen fight.
Low sodium, or hyponatremia, as it is called, isn't a rare finding in children — vomiting or diarrhea can cause the sodium level to dip as the child becomes dehydrated.
The Manchester attack seems to have slightly improved May's personal ratings and caused Jeremy Corbyn's to dip as the repeated sight of the prime minister addressing the UK from Downing Street after Cobra meetings has dominated the news.
In April last year Sweden's Internet traffic took a dramatic 30percentnt dip as the country's new anti-file sharing law came into effect.
Middlesbrough's 4-1 demofIpswichf inswich in the early kick-off deposed the home side from the top, but it was merely a temporary dip as the Cherries roared back to the summit in a one-sided display.
Maintaining that high tempo looked key to Celtic's chances of success, but it was all too quickly allowed to dip as the game developed into a rather insipid midfield battle.
The sedimentary layers show east dip as well as the top of the basement.
DIP as well as the other apomixis related apomeiosis genes are dominant alleles (reviewed by 16).
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.
But resistance to big recent price increases in both cases may help to explain the dip, as well as draw-downs from inventories.
For conventional loans without mortgage insurance, your FICO can dip as low as 620, but the interest rates and affiliated costs on those loans will be prohibitive.
