New figures from Eurostat showed industrial production in the euro zone dipped unexpectedly by 0.1 percent, in June, after climbing 1.1 percent in May.
German business confidence dipped unexpectedly in February, falling short of forecasts and diminishing earlier hopes of a domestic recovery in the country's economy.
Mr. White then signaled to his sister, and the drums fell away as he dipped unexpectedly into "Your Southern Can Is Mine," an old blues song by Blind Willie McTell.
The veteran, who won his 50th cap against Japan and is competing with Robert Green and Joe Hart to be Fabio Capello's first-choice goalkeeper for the finals, has been alarmed by the behaviour of the ball in the air, swerving and dipping unexpectedly, during the provisional squad's period of altitude training in Austria.
The Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for early April dipped unexpectedly to a reading of 69.5, its lowest level in 5 months, likely reflecting Americans' attitudes that the economy is not improving quickly enough based on stubbornly high unemployment and still-rising home foreclosures.
The unemployment rate unexpectedly dipped to 9.7 percent in January, from 10 percent in December, the government reported Friday, buoying hopes that the worst job market in at least a quarter-century is finally improving.
Guardian contributor JanetSuzman1 17 June 2014 1 06pm In its day the Othello I directed at the Market Theatre – thereby breaking the British Equity boycott – unexpectedly dipped into the then South African experience in a really crucial way because, in the highest possible poetry written by any human being, the complete humiliation of a black man was dramatised.
Never drop in unexpectedly.
Data on home prices produced by S&P/Case-Shiller showed an unexpectedly large dip in prices in September.
Apart from Sun setting unexpectedly, yesterday's dip was attributed to layoff news from EMC, the computer storage leader, and the view that Sun's European problems would be wider spread.
