Sentence examples for dipped among from inspiring English sources

But Penn State's offense was stagnant the past two seasons under quarterback Anthony Morelli, and productivity dipped among the skill players.

While turnout dipped among these groups in the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections ― in which the GOP scored big gains ― the strategists are hopeful a backlash to  Trump can spur a surge at the polls by such voters and lead to significant Democratic victories this November.

The Census population dipped among those aged in their late 20s.

Reinventing Gap, the nation's largest specialty apparel chain, has been fashion's equivalent of Merlin's stone for much of the last decade, as sales and profits have dipped, along with its image among young consumers.

Trough values of ETV dipped lower among hamsters that had been exposed during Weeks 2 4 to LD versus SD (Table 1; F = 4.2; d.f. = 1,28; p = 0.05).

The amount of time spent watching traditional TV dipped most dramatically among 12- to 17-year-olds.

But in addition to this overall increase, the researchers also found a seasonal pattern: UTI hospitalizations peaked every summer, and dipped every winter, among both women and men.

Just 19percentt of Chicagoans approved of the mayor's handling of the city's crime problem, a number that dipped to 10percentt among African-American voters — both record lows for the mayor in Tribune polls.

One might expect about 10% of any given cellar of wine to have been ruined completely, but vinegar was also created intentionally for dipping bread among other uses.

The prevalence of dipping tobacco among women was very low around 4.4%% and the access to women was difficult due to traditional and cultural restrictions in this area, therefore, women were also excluded from the study [ 26, 27].

Non-agricultural jobs dipped by 1,600, from among a total workforce of 3.9 million.