Sentence examples for dip in prices from inspiring English sources

Anyone who is woundable by an occasional dip in prices isn't rich enough to count.

Data on home prices produced by S&P/Case-Shiller showed an unexpectedly large dip in prices in September.

Or it could mark the beginning of a slide that will lead to another dip in prices and sales activity.

But the dip in prices over all makes it "an opportunity for someone who does have the money to get their dream".

As to whether the storm's impact will drive down property values on the coast, Ms. Walsh expects any dip in prices to be short-lived.

At the same time, a dip in prices before the election could take some of the steam out of the issue.

"Typically, premiums will dip in price when drivers hit 25, but while they're waiting, building a no-claims bonus can lead to valuable discounts in the long run," says Will Thomas from Confused.

And even despite this dramatic dip in price, which inches the fish a little closer to its actual market value, conservationists say it cannot begin to reflect the priceless nature of the fish population overall.

"It is only a matter of time before the index records a double-dip in prices," Paul Dales of Capital Economics said.

ReprintsThe rebound has also confirmed the belief of many individual investors that equities are the best long-term investment, and that dips in prices are buying opportunities.

Big buyers like chocolate makers and grocery stores buy their milk under long-term contracts and so can smooth out sudden spikes or dips in prices.