Sentence examples for dipped to a level from inspiring English sources

Killings this year have dipped to a level not seen since the early 1960s.

While it does not give an actual number of jobs added, its employment index dipped to a level that showed slower growth.

Terrorist threats against the United States, domestically and abroad, have dipped to a surprisingly low level in recent days, senior government officials said today, in sharp contrast to intelligence reports of possible attacks that preceded last year's July Fourth holiday.

Before that, New Jersey unemployment had not dipped to that level since July 1989.

The price of nickel for delivery in three months, which topped $10,000 earlier this year, dipped to its lowest level for a year this week: below $7,000 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange.

The United States military said Sunday that rocket and mortar attacks in Iraq have dipped to their lowest level since February 2006, a decrease it linked to the increase in American troop levels this year.

Your scores dipped to their lowest level in a month.

Heins was speaking less than a week after RIM unveiled quarterly results with an operating loss of $643m£409m9m) and handset shipments which dipped to their lowest level since spring 2009, amid a smartphone market growing at 50% annually.

Thirty year mortgage rates dipped to their lowest level in almost a year in the week ending Oct. 6, Freddie Mac said today.

Citigroup's World Government Bond Index, which measures total returns on the 21 biggest government bond markets, dipped to its lowest level for over a year.

But increasingly the debate over sprawl has turned to whether laws intended to fight it are playing a role in driving up housing prices, at a time when housing affordability in many parts of the country has dipped to its lowest level in almost a decade.