Sentence examples for dip to a record from inspiring English sources

For the UK, the overall pass rate of A* to E grades recovered after last year's dip to a record 98.1 per cent, although the number of top grades fell fractionally.

Here's how to change uni Please allow a moment for the live blog to load The overall pass rate of A* to E grades recovered after last year's dip to a record 98.1 per cent, although the number of top grades fell fractionally.

Shares of E*Trade, the troubled discount brokerage firm, rose 15 cents, or 6.7percentto to $2.40 after dipping to a record low on Tuesday.

According to the Levada Centre, an independent pollster, Putin's support has dipped to a record low of 35%, while the Public Opinion Foundation put it at 53.6%.

With the January drop, the ratio of inventories to sales dipped to a record low of 1.10, meaning it would take 1.10 months to deplete inventories at the wholesale level given the January sales pace.

WITH euro-zone inflation dipping to a record-breaking low of 0.4% last month, officials at the European Central Bank (ECB) have been scrambling to find ways to boost the economy.

Across the South, records were shattered in Birmingham, Alabama, when temperatures dipped to a low of -14C, breaking the record of -11.7C set in 1970.

Until this week's dip, Microsoft shares were close to a record high.

The record dipped to an embarrassing 5-24 before the team began to win on a more consistent basis.

Early in November, the mortgage company Freddie Mac reported, 30-year fixed-rate mortgages dipped to 6.45percentt, near a record low in 30 years of record-keeping.

Support for Mr. Putin, which dipped to record lows in the aftermath of contested parliamentary elections in December, has steadily increased over the past two months.