Sentence examples for had recently dipped from inspiring English sources

Black's approval rating had recently dipped to an abysmal 17percentt, leaving many in the media hardly surprised.

The magazine's circulation has recently dipped, according to the most recent report from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

I have no idea whether this performance has recently dipped.

That would have a follow-on effect on trading, where revenue has recently dipped.

Tory poll ratings peaked nearly two years ago and have recently dipped as low as levels achieved under Michael Howard.

Financial markets see no reason to doubt the ECB's commitment to price stability: yields on several euro-area governments' ten-year bonds have recently dipped below 3.5%.

It is known to have previously looked into electricity and gas re-selling, and has recently dipped a toe into micro-generation, particularly the solar panel business.

While the price of a barrel of crude has recently dipped below $60, oil still costs twice as much as it did three years ago -- and experts fully expect the price to climb higher.

Although prices have recently dipped, most analysts expect the tightness of oil supplies to keep the average price close to $60 a barrel three times the average level in the 1990s.

Now that oil prices have recently dipped below $60 a barrel and American interest rates may have peaked, the markets can put those worries behind them.Indeed the drop in the oil price may have played the role of the Seventh Cavalry, riding to the rescue.

Yes, our birthrate has recently dipped oh-so-slightly below replacement.