Sentence examples for dipped steeply from inspiring English sources

Did anyone else notice how during both debates, whenever McCain and Palin mentioned the word the approval tracking (at least on CNN) dipped steeply?

It had large reserves of high-quality coal in the Roger mine below the seams already exploited, and although the mines dipped steeply, was a dry and relatively gas-free pit.

The fine-grained rocks within the study area dipped steeply to the north at 30°.

The thermocline dipped steeply between 75 and 150 m (19°C) and then reduced its steepness coincident with a salinity minimum of 35.7 psu.

Though there has been a debate on the extent to which file-sharers would otherwise have gone out and bought copies of the songs they are downloading, the music industry largely blames them for its ills, noting that CD sales are dipping steeply in countries where broadband internet access is growing fast.

Its sister line, the Welsh Highland railway (£10.20-£28 return, one child travels free with each adult), makes a dramatic 22-mile climb from Caernarfon to the flanks of Mount Snowdon, before dipping steeply down to Beddgelert village, and the terminal at Pont Croesor.

User growth under his tenure has been infamously slack, causing Twitter to dip steeply following both of its public earnings reports to date.

These events can be related to a regional system of NE-SW striking thrust faults, which dips steeply to N-NW.

Of the world's big oil-producing regions only the North Sea's output has dipped more steeply in the past five years.

The western part of the AUZ dips steeply and consists of anticlines cut by westward-dipping high-angle reverse faults.

In the northern portion of the island, the chalk beds dip steeply beneath heavy soils that support oak woodlands.