Sentence examples for dips slightly from inspiring English sources

But among men, the rate dips slightly in middle age.

(The two groups overlap, so that people can keep their insurance if their income dips slightly).

He talks in an Irish accent, which dips slightly into the flat tones of Southeast London.

The track is bassy and airy, and Perry's voice dips slightly lower, where it often sits naturally (as on "Fingerprints," from her pop début, "One of the Boys").

The Grand Canyon Series actually dips slightly eastward and is separated from the overlying Cambrian sandstones by a major erosion surface unconformity.

The standard dips slightly in the later stages, but the grooves throughout are sleek and snappy, and CeeLo himself has rarely sounded better.

Its revenue dipped slightly.

Government payrolls dipped slightly.

Shares in Cisco dipped slightly, to $25.66.

Shares in Sprint dipped slightly, to $2.46.

In 2014, the number dipped slightly, to three hundred and thirty.