Sentence examples for dips in spending from inspiring English sources

Whitehouse also claims that short-term dips in spending "often reverse themselves".

Niantic claims the crown of highest earner, of course, and initially did cause a bit of a dip in spend among the completion.

There have been false dawns before, like the one that happened during the nineteen-nineties, when the rise of H.M.O.s led to a temporary dip in spending growth.

As to the others, Europe appears to be recovering somewhat after a huge, recession-led dip in 2012, spending $487 million in 2013; while Asia has this year taken up the baton as the region most hit by wider economic forces and will spend $492 million on IT across enterprise and government organizations.

NOTHING props up the economy more than consumers, and dips in their spending frighten forecasters.

While consumers are losing on the market, we're encouraged to spend more as the economy worsens we're made to feel obligated to buy when we hear that a dip in consumer spending hurts the overall economy.

MNTG and MTG mice did not differ in open arm head dips or time spent in the open arm, but MNTG explored further into the open arm compared to MTG.

The headline data also masks a dip in consumer spending, that some economists believe could indicate slower growth to come.

These factors helped Macy's woo shoppers despite the threat of a new dip in consumer spending that has weighed on rivals like J. C. Penney and Dillard's.

He warned that a dip in defence spending to the mooted 1.8% could see a reduction in funding for training or equipment.

The company brought in a new chief executive, Glenn Murphy, last year to turn around its performance but just as things were showing signs of improvement, the US economic slowdown caused a dip in consumer spending.