Sentence examples for dipping significantly from inspiring English sources

After dipping significantly from 2006 to 2007, the number of violent episodes at Clements rose to 1,093 in 2011 and more than 900 in 2012 from fewer than 800 in 2007.

Its chief problem is that teens are now back at school, so weekday takings will dip significantly.

Unscheduled telly moment of the year: X Factor ratings have dipped significantly and Ant and Dec's Red or Black?

Mr. King's ratings have dipped significantly, but there was no certainty that he would take the hint.

High school smoking rates dipped significantly to 21.9 percent in 2003, from 34.8 percent in 1995, then progress stalled, he said.

Both The Neon Demon and Maggie's Plan saw takings dip significantly on Sunday, suggesting they were hit by the finals of Wimbledon and Euro 2016.

Importantly, though, they never dipped significantly below the required run rate, and once Russell came in to join Pathan at the crease they accelerated further.

Although the number of cinemas playing Jurassic World has barely changed, the screen count and showtime count will have dipped significantly, as multiplexes switched their focus to Minions.

Blake's results have dipped significantly in recent years; the last of his 10 career singles titles came six years ago, in 2007.

Flexibility can also be a boon to small businesses seeking to cope with the plunge in the value of the pound, which dipped significantly after the interest rate cut.

But in the past quarter of a century the consensus forecast for the long-term annual earnings growth of American companies has never dipped significantly below 10%.Such a rate was not achieved, of course.