Sentence examples for dipped little from inspiring English sources

What they are likely to confront instead are price tags that have not risen since last year but have dipped little, if at all, as demand continues to outstrip supply up and down the East Coast.

He is very young and while his form last season was excellent he has dipped a little this year.

Shares of Energy Transfer rose slightly on Tuesday, to $44.99, while shares of Williams dipped a little, to $30.68.

And the percentage of people who don't have health coverage dipped a little bit, to 15.4percentnt.

His success in France is steady and, while his following has dipped a little in America, it has picked up in Japan.

Hamilton's chances dipped a little when he said after practice that he had felt particularly ill at ease in the car.

The total dipped a little in 2011 after the arrival of a tough new police chief, Julian Leyzaola, whose military tactics have made some headway, but his critics assert that he ignores human rights and uses torture to extract confessions.

Although GDP dipped a little at the end of last year, the economy has avoided a recession and the unemployment rate has flatlined at 5.8%, below its long-run average of 7%.

Although prices in many Austrian ski resorts have remained flat, as in Bad Gastein, or dipped a little, as at Saalbach, those in Kitzbühel have been rising steadily; they increased by 5 percent last year alone, according to research from Savills.

Ward's results have dipped a little since he won the Bangalore Challenger last month, but Evans and Edmund peaked with perfect timing by winning titles on hard courts and clay in Tennessee and Buenos Aires respectively on Sunday.

That has dipped a little bit.