Sentence examples for dipped as much from inspiring English sources
While the rest of the industry is growing at roughly 3percentt, sales at Taco Bell have been particularly flat this year, and at times have dipped as much as 8percentt.
Television ratings for races, which were moved this year to ESPN from ABC, are down 20 percent in some playoff races and dipped as much as 28 percent two weeks ago for the race at Kansas, according to the Web site jayski.com, which tracks those statistics.
Jennifer Bridgeforth has not dipped as much as a toe in the ocean since the summer of 1974, when the undertow sucked her beneath the water and the riptides began to drag her out to sea after she went for a swim in what the people of Far Rockaway call the death trap.
Its shares dipped as much as 6.8% to 545 New Taiwan dollars.
ZTE shares dipped as much as 17% to HK$10.42 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and 10% to 9.45 yuan on the Shenzen stock exchange.
The balloon's flight path during the long austral nights and short days was as erratic as a zero-pressure balloon's: It dipped as much as 10 kilometers nightly from its cruising altitude of about 33 kilometers, possibly because of a helium leak that later closed back up.
The researchers found that blood oxygen levels fell as the altitude climbed, dipping as much as 4.4 percent at pressure corresponding to 8,000 feet.
Some producers have seen orders dip as much as 20percentt compared with last year, forcing them to idle some of their recently bought concrete trucks, which cost about $170,000 each new.
That became clear during the 2007-08 financrisisrisis: African growth rates did not dip as much as those elsewhere because domestic demand held up.
Prof Williams said: "What we have shown is that pressures by the heart do not dip as much during sleep as we previously thought.
From these general trends, a few dictionaries waver: OL does not dip as much for WW2, OL and LIWC stay lower in the 1990's and 2000's, and labMT with (Delta_{h} = 0.5,1.0) go downward near the end of the 2000's.
