Sentence examples for dip somewhat from inspiring English sources

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.

The terse, urgent pacing of the first act dips somewhat during the contemplative and mystical doings of the second.

As things continue to slow the momentum dips somewhat, a momentary lull takes over and the audience seem lost for a brief while.

Though diesel prices have dipped somewhat in recent weeks, Mr. Nilmeier is not counting on the market's drying up any time soon.

But analysts believe numbers for family-oriented films may have dipped somewhat on expectations with parents choosing to keep their children at home.

Ms. Chan's grades have dipped somewhat this semester; she isn't sure whether the drop was a result of the attack.

Early decision applications in the fall of 2006 dipped somewhat, but there was no dip in regular-decision applications, and in the spring of 2007, when high school seniors were making their choices, the university's yield was actually higher than in the previous year.

While mergers involving food companies dipped somewhat last year — preliminary data from the Food Institute, a trade organization, showed 58 acquisitions in 2009, versus 130 in 2008 — analysts expect deal-making to pick up again as companies seek greater scale and presence in developing countries.

A CNN spokeswoman said traffic to the oil spill camera feeds was "steadily high" until mid-June, when it dipped somewhat, "and then picked up again big time this week," some 345 percent over the previous 30-day average for all live video on CNN.com.

Latin America Brazill has dipped somewhat, but is expected to recover.

Generally, Stanford's graduation rates have dipped somewhat in recent years.