Sentence examples for dipped as the from inspiring English sources

Oil revenue has dipped as the population, which has doubled to 22m since the mid-1980s, contonuesoar soar.

The number dipped as the day went on but the Environment Agency said people still needed to be prepared.

The ratings for the first season, which followed Jenner's new life as a trans woman, dipped as the series progressed.

But its reputation suffered and sales dipped as the city was colonized by upscale and boutique food shops with organic food and humanely raised meat.

From the research vessel Hercules, Albania's Jurassic coastline dipped as the swell heaved, pitching the boat from side to side in the piercingly bright sunlight.

Since 2011, visits to the museum by busloads of tourists and students have dipped as the legal battle over the road has flared up, the owner said.

In an e-mail, Health and Human Services spokeswoman Joanne Peters challenged the idea that traffic had dipped as much as the analysis suggested.

In after-hours trading, the shares dipped as low as $65, reaching the company's 52-week low, before rising slightly to $65.50.

The choppers dipped as low as 200 feet.

At one point, sales that had reached an annual peak of 2.3million in the late-1980s dipped as low as 1.5million.

In Moscow, an estimated 160,000 participated this year, even though the temperatures dipped as low as 3 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday, according to Getty.