Sentence examples for figure dips from inspiring English sources
Just 46 percent of women in Kenya use contraception, and the figure dips dramatically outside of urban centers.
If this figure dips below 50percentt for the runoff, the election will be annulled, and a new one could be put off for months.
In one of Cali Sales' works, a lone, sulking figure dips her feet into a dark otherworldly pool floating in the abyss.
In France, the figure dipped to 5percentt.
Normally about 90percentt of Parsons seniors find jobs, but that figure dipped by only 10percentt.
That figure dipped to 32percentt last season, but yielded more points per possession (1.08 to 1.01).
The longer I looked, the more she seemed like a wax figure dipped in dark brown paint.
It was the first month since that survey began in 2000 that the figure dipped below 1 percent.
It still has more page views than any other Web site in the world — more than 1.3 billion a day — although that figure dipped for the first time in December 2007, according to comScore.
The underlying trend has been bad for some time, but stripping out bulk sales is starting to have an impact, most noticeably for the Telegraph, which has pulled 27,000 bulks out of circulation between September and October, resulting in its topline figure dipping below 800,000.
In the 1990s this figure dipped a little to 4.6 – 1992, for example, featured A League of Their Own, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Last of Mohicans, Far and Away, Malcolm X, A River Runs Through It and Howard's End – but that was the last time a year topped seven or even six.
