Sentence examples for dip on average from inspiring English sources

The logs indicate that the formations are clay rich and dip on average 9 N-NW.

According to the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC), which is running the service, more than 900 calls came in the past fortnight – showing a dip on average from the number received in the first week.

With a 10% increase in the fatality counts due to a disaster impact, there is a significant dip (on average by 0.0212%) in the economic growth of a country or region after 3 years of the disaster impact.

Since the 1950's, the chip industry has dipped, on average, every four years.

Their pay, to be sure, dipped on average in 2009 from 2008 levels, just as their pay in 2008, the first Great Recession year, dipped somewhat from 2007.

Premiums for a benchmark "silver" plan are expected to dip 1.5percentt on average after rising sharply for two years.

The funds' performance rankings dipped slightly on average.

Sure, there's a bit of a dip in July, on average, but that dip is neither sustained through subsequent months nor steeper than other month-to-month deviations from the norm.

In general, VCs don't appear to be any less likely to strike deals in the "dog days" of summer than any other time of the year, thus debunking the conventional wisdom of the "summer slowdown". Sure, there's a bit of a dip in July, on average, but that dip is neither sustained through subsequent months nor steeper than other month-to-month deviations from the norm.

Gas production, on the other hand, shows very little seasonality aside from a slight dip in February, on average, when the most severe cold can sometimes "freeze off" gas production temporarily.

Likewise, natural resources funds were left out of the second-quarter rally, dipping 0.4%, on average, as oil and gas prices slid.