Sentence examples for dip considerably from inspiring English sources

And though it opened to 9 million viewers, things would dip considerably.

On mornings or in the evenings when temperatures dip considerably, scarves and gloves come in handy.

Have lightweight sleeping bags or cotton blankets for slight summer warmth, especially important if you live where the night temperatures dip considerably.

And at a time when numbers have dipped considerably, the National Basketball Association and its broadcast partners are dying for viewers.

The violence has dipped considerably since 1999, when thousands of Islamist guerrillas accepted an amnesty and came down from the hills.

(In Britain the ratings dipped considerably in the third season.) The concluding episode, on July 26, "Why Didn't They Ask Evans?" (with a plot borrowed from a 1934 novel into which the screenplay shoehorns Miss Marple), is particularly discordant, more boys' adventure than village mystery.

Its stock price was mostly flat coming out of that event, and both for the last day of 2013 and now the first day of 2014, price has dipped considerably.

Intel's Data Center business unit was the clear standout in fiscal 2012 (which may not come as a surprise to some of you), as both its PC group and its other architecture groups dipped considerably from their positions last year.

"It is extremely worrying that performance has dipped considerably at a time when ambulance stations and vehicles have been reduced," said Conservative health spokesman Darren Millar, AM for Clwyd West.

Hi-Fi for Pleasure noted that the speakers' impedance, although quoted at 3 ohms nominal, dipped considerably at some parts of the audio spectrum.

The dip component is considerably shallower, i.e. less than 80°, compared to the set above 3270 m (Fig. 13).