Sentence examples for dipped recently from inspiring English sources

The global fund has a wonderful track record, but results have dipped recently.

The MetroStars, whose attendance has dipped recently, finished with the league's worst record last year.

But the volume going through Heathrow increased by 11% between 2009 and 2013 (although it has dipped recently).

Car sales and home sales have dipped recently, partly because of higher car loan and mortgage rates.

The price of oil has dipped recently to below $50 per barrel, sparking hope that companies could pass on the savings to customers.

By 2012, university participation among 18-30 year olds was close to 50%, and it has only dipped recently because of rising tuition fees.

Ticket sales held fairly steady in the first days after the bad reviews, but they started to dip recently – especially as several other new plays and musicals began performances on Broadway.

Most access roads are still on the drawing board; property development has been marred by fraud and speculation; land prices dipped sharply recently, causing some estate agents to leave town.

Mr. Hickenlooper, who earned high marks from many analysts for guiding the state through the aftermath of Aurora and two brutal summers of wildfires, has seen his popularity dip recently.

"They" being those darn fish, who are soon enough shown underwater, perhaps in the same spot where the Sapphic skinny-dipping recently occurred, fighting over and spitting out what appears to be the missing body part.

Revenues and profits suffered a dip recently, but in Japan the service still boasted sales of $47.2 million for the second quarter of fiscal 2008.