Sentence examples for dipped by over from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks revenue had dipped by over 6 percent, leading to hand wringing in Hollywood.

Around 7.6 million viewers tuned in to watch the return of the eight-part ITV drama, but the ratings dipped by over 1 million for the second episode last  night.

That is changing: on November 29th Mexico's currency commission (made up of central bankers and finance-ministry officials) announced that the dollar-buying would end, and that up to $400m would be sold on days when the peso dipped by over 2%.

A recent UNCTAD-India study had categorically brought out that if the US were to do away with its Green Box subsidies, its farm output would dip by over 40percentt.

Meanwhile, coal only dipped by 1% over that time, while natural gas, which emits just more than half as much carbon dioxide, climbed from 18% to 23%.

They dipped by just over 20% from peak to trough, on figures from the Nationwide building society, before resuming their upward journey; America's fell by 32%, according to the Case-Shiller 20-city index.

Shares dipped by 24percentt over the last 12 months, and the company received a warning letter from Nasdaq in October, prompting the zany strategy to change its name to a zeitgeisty buzzword.

In a study of Los Angeles air, researchers found that, although diesel emissions dipped by just over half on the weekends, SOA concentrations remained largely unchanged throughout the week.

By 2016, coal consumption dipped by 4.7percentt year over year, and the share of the country's energy mix fell by 2percentto62percentcenthethe National Bureau of Statistics of China reported.

In a report released in late November, international visitor arrivals to the United States for the first six months of 2017 dipped by 3.9% -- a decline of over 1.3 million visitors from the previous year.

Since 2013, support for prioritizing laws aimed at gun violence over gun rights has dipped by six points, from 52percentto46percentcent.