Sentence examples for dipped by a from inspiring English sources

Six-month bills dipped by a like amount, to a late offered rate of 7.56percentt.

His conservatives upped their 1998 vote by more than three percentage points, while the Social Democrats dipped by a couple.

Prices across 20 big cities dipped by a seasonally adjusted 0.3%, after a 0.2% fall in July.

Six-month bill rates dipped by a basis point, to a late offered rate of 7.77percentt.

Prices of most actively traded municipal bonds dipped by a quarter to a half a point, traders said.

Despite the fall in unemployment, however, earnings growth including bonuses dipped by 0.1 points to 2.5%, while earnings growth excluding bonuses dipped by a similar amount to 2.8%.

Given the dearth of new releases, box office overall was lucky to dip by a mere 16% from the previous weekend.

On Sunday, the temperatures will dip by a couple of degrees.

When a hack the magnitude of what Anthem experienced causes a company's stock to dip by a mere 42 cents, the message to other businesses is that security breaches aren't something you need to worry about.

In the secondary market for tax-exempt municipal bonds, prices dipped by about an eighth of a point in sluggish trading, participants said.

He claimed the number of A.A.C. member rounds at the Highlands had dipped by 25 percent, a byproduct of intimidation.