Sentence examples for had actually dipped from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Pages chart shows that Apple's Microsoft Word competitor had actually dipped in its category over the past few days – which is not what you would expect from a supposedly Top 10 application.

Real median household income has actually dipped since 2000.

The pharmaceutical industry has been using robochemistry since the early 1990s, yet the number of new drug approvals has actually dipped.

One other thing to note: Formspring's traffic has actually dipped in the least couple months, but the company says that this is seasonal.

Her career also appeared to have a dip, but she had actually just had her second child with her partner, businessman Robie Uniacke.

That the rates for wage increases have slowed and weekly earnings actually dipped in a recovery stage, against the September-October changes propelled by the events of Sept. 11, shows that business are able to cut costs for existing and new workers as they improve their bottom line.

Stocks are higher than in 2008 and no government has restricted rice exports, so rice prices actually dipped a bit in January and are well below 2008 levels.

Now, still, that raises the question of why has NIH leveled off in recent years or actually dipped a little bit in real terms.

Many of the same forces that declared print dead back in 2009 are now saying the same about e-readers, as print sales made a comeback in recent years, while e-book sales have actually taken a small dip.

But if you strip out the defence sector, new orders actually dipped by 0.8%.

And it actually dipped into an operating loss of $31 million.