Sentence examples for dipped after from inspiring English sources

Oil prices dipped after hitting a 26-month peak as the Chinese rate increase raised fears of slowing demand.

I wasn't particularly surprised that Mr. Obama's numbers dipped after a month of endless scandal-mongering.

Income has, inevitably, dipped after previous recessions, but never by so much.

Enthusiasm for the movement dipped after the election of President Barack Obama.

Power companies dipped after regulators raised their refund to California to $3.3 billion from $1.8 billion.

And relations with India have dipped, after ill-tempered border skirmishes in which soldiers on both sides were killed.

For a 12-wk period between May and August 2014, the 2 groups were dipped after each milking with either the experimental (EX) or positive control (PC) product.

His popularity also dipped after voters criticised plans to make cuts to the education and healthcare systems.

Share prices dipped after the rate cut as some investors, hoping for a half-point cut, were disappointed.

In every case, exam results dipped after the "super head" left and only started improving three years later.

-- U.S. coal stocks dipped after news reports on Wednesday morning that Trump is planning to pull out of Paris.