Sentence examples for dips to become from inspiring English sources

After an initial rise it dips, to become essentially zero during the height of the epidemic in the source region (Figure 3B, dotted line).

The UK's richest people have defied the double-dip recession to become even richer over the past year, according to the annual Sunday Times Rich List.

Rich List wealthy 'getting richer' Jump to media player The UK's richest people have defied the double-dip recession to become even richer over the past year, according to the annual Sunday Times Rich List.

Or will we allow these temporary dips in the rate to become permanent?

Invoking the Rockefellers and Kennedys as others who have dipped into their pockets to become political servants, he noted recently that "anybody who doesn't think it is a good thing is a very strange person".

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Then, the latter component of the unit vector is rotated to the direction of the dip of this triangle, and this rotated vector is assumed to become the dip component of the unit slip.

She knows that even the greenest, widest forest can't prevent faecal particles being tramped into a village on feet and flies and fingers, to be dipped into food and water, to become diarrhoea, dysentery or cholera.

(2) As latitude becomes lower around the dip equator, the period tends to become longer.

And this was indeed a wobble, a dip that threatened at times to become a nose-dive.

The formation of the bend slope break belt caused the steep slope fault belt to become an up-dip foot slope belt (Fig. 6).