Sentence examples for dipped more than from inspiring English sources

Netflix stock dipped more than 25 percent in after-hours trading.

West Texas crude dipped more than 3percentto to $51.26 a barrel.

Shares of Intel dipped more than 1 percent after the announcement but ended the day unchanged at $21.46.

The Dow Jones industrial average dipped more than 180 points during the day, but started rallying in the afternoon.

If a big movie dipped more than 40percentt in its second weekend, it was considered a debacle.

The next day, Allied's stock dipped more than twenty per cent, and a storm of controversy and counter-accusations began to rage.

The show also dips more than just a toe into other realities, exploring our own world and hinting at others.

But this well-heeled, well-groomed little Oxfordshire town (recent MPs: Heseltine, M and Johnson, B) dips more than its toes into the Thames.

It is the corporate equivalent of "dipping more than their big toe in, maybe a little toe, too," said Thane Gustafson of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

In large marine deltas the beds rarely dip more than 1°, but where bed load is coarse, such as in braid deltas, foreset beds may be inclined at angles greater than 20°.

But the prospect of new tensions caused the Taiwan stock market to slump, dipping more than 4percentt at one point before intervention by a special stabilizing fund held the day's loss to 1.8percentt.