The FC Market Sentiment Index, a leading indicator derived from actionable sell-side trade ideas sent by the sell-side to their buy-side clients, dipped a full point during the same time period, from 56.92 to 55.44 which, it should be noted, is still in bullish territory.
Only this week, after a really awful sequence of embarrassments and mistakes, has Labour's rating dipped to a point that justifies jitteriness.
"Over the last year Melody Maker's circulation has dipped to a point where we could also not sustain the costs of publishing".
By August 2013, a Crain/Ipsos poll showed Emanuel's approval rating had dipped to a point where only two percent of Chicagoans strongly supported his job performance.
An independent consultant evaluating the program found that back-seat seat belt use had increased in personal cars to 61percentt of all passengers by 1999, while in New York taxicabs it stayed static around 18percentt, even dipping a percentage point after the first year the celebrity messages were deployed.
You can then have good nights and bad nights, but you will never, ever dip to a point where you have lost a grip on the play - everything is in place.
However, since the fault ruptured over several hundred kilometers down-dip over a portion of the slab with significant variation in dip, a strict interpretation of the dip of a point source is not meaningful.
Once the weight dips below a certain threshold, or when the pH dips to a point where the milk has gone bad, the base will send a text message to a user's phone to remind them to buy some more.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock indippedpped 0.47 of a point, or 0.03 percent, to 1,460.93.
Shares of DoubleClick dipped less than a point this morning before rebounding as high as $120.75 and closing up $2.75 at $119.13.
