Sentence examples for dip grows from inspiring English sources

As the annealing temperature is increased, a dip grows in the FLY at energies between the Si-Si absorption edge and the higher energy side of the Si-N resonance peak.

As the prospect of a double-dip recession grows closer, I wonder whether the coalition asks itself whether the ends justify the means.

Fears that the UK could slide into a triple- dip recession grew on Friday after a surprise fall in factory output, which sent the pound tumbling below $1.50 for the first time in more than two years.

Sabra cites the dip's growing popularity in the U.S. and the increasing number of non-hummus dips being labeled as hummus as reasons behind the need for a new standard, according to the petition.

But the report also predicts job growth will dip somewhat, growing at a rate of 1.1percentthis yearandand 1.2percentthehe next, by about 45,000 jobs a year.

Cells cultured under iron replete, untreated MH, and iron limited conditions of MH with 200 μM DIP, were grown until they reached mid-log phase (OD600 = 0.7).

The German economy narrowly avoided a triple-dip recession, growing by just 0.1%.

Last month the Bank upgraded its own forecast for growth, and recent data confirmed that the UK has avoided a triple-dip recession, growing by 0.3% in the first quarter of the year.

Of course he does the decent thing and Shriver neatly illustrates the toll on his savings by starting chapters with a snapshot of his bank balance, which takes heart-stopping dips as Glynis grows more gravely ill.

Or, they could dip into the growing list of Americans who have gone to Europe to gain money and competition in equally high ratio.

Poor sales of key drugs and worse than expected generic competition will mean that revenue will dip, instead of growing in the single digits.