Sentence examples for dipped to below from inspiring English sources

For the week of June 12, however, search queries dipped to below 5,000 before recovering somewhat last week, according to the company.

The audience has dipped to below a million viewers at times.

It was March, and temperatures had dipped to below freezing, a tad cold for the young lovers lying on the dewy grass.

Data from the Bank of England showed the average interest rate charged on a five-year fixed-rate mortgage with a loan to value (LTV) of 75% reached an average 5.72% in August, having dipped to below 5% between January and May.

And just yesterday its stock dipped to below $15/share for the first time — a sign of how some investors continue to question whether the company will be able to demonstrate that its user base is increasing rather than stagnating, and that its advertising-based business model is growing along with that.

The proportions of students who thought they had reached the required levels was lower, sometimes dipping to below half.

It can be seen in the curve that the growth rate in these patients dips to below 10 mm/year after 11 years of age.

The winter of 1984 was also cold--well beyond that frigid January when the temperature dipped to 22-below zero.

The company's market share dipped to just below 20 percent, from 22 percent the previous year.

From $37, when Martin assembled the company by merging Proffitt's with Saks, the stock has dipped to just below $9.

The thermometer dipped to eleven degrees below zero, and we began to question the sanity of driving through the boreal forests in winter.