Sentence examples for dip of almost from inspiring English sources

The Independent on Sunday, Observer and Sunday Telegraph all also recorded small month-on-month increases of about 3% in May, but the Sunday Times saw a dip of almost 2% to under 800,000.

These results provided evidence that the dip of the MMF is almost vertical and that the seismogenic zone in this region extends into the lower crust.

But to dip into almost any of them is to be riveted by a story that remains eerie, dramatic and heartbreaking.

This rate has remained relatively steady throughout the year, peaking through the month of March to a daily rate of almost four and dipping to an average of 2.6 through June.

But to dip into almost any one of them in particular is to be riveted by a story that remains deeply eerie, dramatic and heartbreaking.

A familiar notion, but it can still be startling to dip into almost any account of immunity, even more so if you are sensitised by living in a country that has recently been engaged in a real war.

The estimated increase of almost 7 percent came after tourism in the city dipped to about 45.5 million visitors in 2009.

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

A plate of pickled carrots served with an intensely creamy, nutty shishito-pistachio dip stokes almost as much pleasure as a pork cutlet sandwich.

Volcanic arc retreat sometimes results from a shallowing of slab dip, but in this case, and especially in the Mariana Arc, the present-day slab dip is almost vertical.

In the area close to the trench where the dip of the plate interface is very shallow, the receiver faults almost agree with the normal faults dipping at an angle of 45°.