Sentence examples for dipped less than from inspiring English sources

Shares in Citigroup dipped less than 1percentt, closing at $3.02.

But in the general election of that year the Labour vote dipped less than 2%, and it was only the vagaries of the first past the post system that saw the Tories gain 88 seats.

The major indexes dipped less than a percent in early trading but gained steadily in the afternoon to finish in the black.

Shares of DoubleClick dipped less than a point this morning before rebounding as high as $120.75 and closing up $2.75 at $119.13.

That's why Apple's revenue dipping $8 billion only equated to profit dipping less than $2 billion.

Most of the fractures dip sub-vertically, and only a small amount dip less than 80°.

He went dipping less and drove more.

His savings had dipped to less than twenty thousand dollars.

But in most other countries they have dipped by less than 10%, as in Britain and Italy.

Surveys of consumer confidence have recently shown increasing amounts of nervousness, but measures of spending have so far dipped by less than those surveys would imply (see article).

ExxonMobil shares dipped by less than 1%, while shares for BP increased by nearly 1%.