Sentence examples for grades dipped from inspiring English sources
Angus's grades dipped as his athletic profile rose.
The school president also rescinded a controversial policy that humiliated many students by charging them extra tuition if their grades dipped.
In England alone, the proportion getting good grades dipped to 66.6%, led by a 2.4 percentage point drop in the pass rate for boys.
England's top grades dipped by 0.3% to 26.5%, Wales also fell by 0.3% to 23.6%.
"Sometimes when my grades would slip, he would go begging the teachers for extra credit so I was eligible to play," Joseph said, explaining that students weren't allowed to play school sports if their grades dipped below a certain level.
Scroggin's trust document includes items to check if you'd like your heirs to submit to regular drug tests or if you want to cut off education money if their grades dip too low.
Though I worked harder than ever before, I witnessed my grades dip and social life suffer.
Ms. Chan's grades have dipped somewhat this semester; she isn't sure whether the drop was a result of the attack.
Over the last couple of years, grades have dipped very slightly, and if that continues to happen there will probably be a period of recalibration with offers and grades in general.
According to Wednesday's release, fourth grade scores increased slightly in 2010 from the previous years; eighth grade scores remained the same; and 12th grade scores dipped.
