Sentence examples for dipped because of from inspiring English sources

Industry professionals suspect that prices have dipped because of the precarious financial situation of some horse owners and dealers.

Walgreen said its selling and general expenses grew 9percentt in the quarter as it opened 212 stores, and profit margins dipped because of greater expense provisions.

And, for the first time, year-over-year returns from the city's casinos dipped, mainly because of the introduction of slot machines in nearby Pennsylvania.

The price of flower horns has dipped recently, because of excessive breeding, and several non-Asian pet shops, including Fish Town USA in Flushing, Queens, have started carrying run-of-the-mill ones for $8.

The largest U.S. retailer of farm and ranch equipment, Tractor Supply said same-store sales dipped 2.7% because of weakness in big-ticket and discretionary merchandise.

By 2012, university participation among 18-30 year olds was close to 50%, and it has only dipped recently because of rising tuition fees.

I mean, don't we all love the chocolate dipped pretzel because of its opposing sweet and salty flavors?

Dying the tips of your hair along a straight line is called "dipping" (because some people actually do dip-dyes).

Like other schools, they had been expecting a dip because of recently introduced government reforms to exams and assessment that caused widespread turbulence in the national results, but this exceeded their worst fears.

"Obviously, there is going to be a dip because of the backlog, but also because of rumor and perception," Ms. Blumenthal said, comparing the new British visa policy with the tightened U.S. standards put into place in the wake of the terrorist attacks of 2001.

"It may be scared into a double dip because of war in Iraq.