Sentence examples for during a dip from inspiring English sources

AMSC said the software was designed to regulate the flow of electricity from wind turbines to electrical grids and to keep the turbines operational during a dip in power.

But history suggests the relationship between the economy and politics is more complicated than that: the Tories, for example, won an election during a dip in 1992, then lost one during a recovery.

That point came during a dip in form, yet Neilson still then guided his side to single-goal victories over Raith and Falkirk before a crunch meeting with Rangers at Tynecastle, which they also won.

Simply, HODLing means not selling your coins, even during a dip or a price crash.

The objective of this work was to develop a mathematical model and to obtain analytical solutions for the fluid-dynamic variables of a free-draining flow during a dip-coating draining stage of a finite vertical plate using a fluid whose rheological behavior is described by the Carreau-Yasuda model.

The average person's blood pressure falls about 10 millimeters of mercury during slumber, a dip that largely occurs when deep sleep sets in.

Close inspection shows that both the primary peak of CAPE (during April May) and a dip in temperature occur frequently.

Rather than tout big new investments, raise worker wages or hire more employees, companies are more likely to set aside funds to reward shareholders — a trend that took a dip during the recession but has roared back during the recovery...[W]hen companies spend money on buybacks rather than investment, they're signaling low hopes for economic growth". Jia Lynn Yang in The Washington Post.

(After a dip during the global recession, sales have recently spiked again).

After a dip during the 2008 financial crisis, luxury watch sales are rising again.

Prices are rising, too, having mostly recovered from a dip during the Lehman Brothers slump.