Sentence examples for dip by from inspiring English sources

The state has said that over the next 18 months, it expects to see tax revenues dip by by as much as $9 billion, with the city saying it expects to lose $3.5 billion in tax revenues.

"Circle Dip," by Wayne Thiebaud, November 22 , 2010

4 4 7 SKINNY DIP, by Carl Hiaasen.

Finally, DIPP is dephosphorylated to DIP by a DIPP-phosphatase.

The lost business was enough to make national retail sales for February dip by $4.3 billion.

In February the authorities said they expected growth to dip by 2-3%.

The unplanned dip by the K5 robot in Georgetown on Monday is only the latest incident to befall the model.

We were somewhere above Ohio, noshing on taro chips and eggplant dip, by this point in Kelly's origin story.

It said prices in the capital would dip by 3.3%, though that comes after gains of 16.8% in 2014.

Moody's, a ratings agency, expects Kenya's GDP growth, previously forecast at 6% this year, to dip by half a point.

Following the co-purchase of the ketchup maker, his reserves will dip by almost a third to about $30 billion.