Sentence examples for dipped to zero from inspiring English sources

Official figures showed inflation on the consumer price index (CPI) measure dipped to zero in June, from 0.1% in May.

The personal savings rate, which dipped to zero as Americans maximized their use of credit cards and tapped big home equity lines of credit, grew to 4.2percentt in March, from 4percentt a month earlier.

Several pieces of unassigned missing coverage evidence (3 to 17 per genome) appeared to be due to locally low read coverage that dipped to zero at locations in the genome.

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

Over the next forty-one games, that number dipped to twelve.

In September, the end of summer, ice coverage of the Arctic Ocean dipped to two million square miles before it started to grow again.

Data from Moneyfacts shows that while 986 95% deals were available in September 2007, that number dipped to nine in 2009 and has only risen to 69 now.

The Braves are tied for first place in the National League East with the Philadelphia Phillies, and the Mets dipped to three games back, one behind the Florida Marlins.

When voters went to the polls in November, 2008, Bush's job-approval rating dipped to twenty per cent, the lowest of any outgoing President in the history of polling.

The construction in Equation 7 of the text implies that as the support of the tuning curve becomes broad, the firing rate no longer dips to zero on the border ∂L of the fundamental domain.

The Panama Canal lies at a latitude of 9° N, at a point where the North American Continental Divide dips to one of its lowest points.