Sentence examples for further dip from inspiring English sources
The scandal had overshadowed the government's legislative agenda, and seen a further dip in the polls.
Ministers welcomed the unemployment figures, which also showed a further dip in the numbers claiming jobseeker's allowance.
His support for the regime of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, has led to a further dip in relations.
A further dip in house prices for the next three months isn't going to affect your financial stability three years down the line.
The result of this morning's auction, with the Treasury getting all its debt out the door (and then some) and a further dip in yields, underscores markets' muted reaction to the harsh treatment meted out to private creditors in Cyprus.
Sadly for Monteyne, those final sentiments appeared in the paper on the same day that the supermarket chain unveiled another massive profits warning, which triggered a further dip in the share price.
Rents will probably go up again eventually, predicted Michael Moran, the listings and operations manager at the Corcoran Group -- but probably not before they have further dipped, especially in certain areas.
This Test matters as much as Australia's recent one-dayers in South Africa and Sri Lanka and West Indies – which is very little – apart from the NRL further dipping testing toes into the waters of expansion by seeing how many people of Perth – population 1.85 million – turn out.
In addition, at 30% slurry concentration no change of catalyst loading on ceramic block could be seen, as all the pores were blocked and no space was left blank for further dip-coating.
The magnetic hollow triple-shelled FeCo2O4 (TS-FeCo2O4) microsphere with 3D architecture was anchored directly on cotton cellulose fibers (CCFs) substrates through the solvothermal method with further dipping-calcination treatment.
These nanorods have been further dipped in potassium chloride solution with concentration of 5 M for 10 h for the fabrication of nanotubes under the process of the wet chemical etching [11].
