Sentence examples for has dipped below from inspiring English sources

Growth has dipped below 7%.

In America, unemployment, which peaked at 10% in 2009, has dipped below 6%.

Four out of nine people already live in countries in which the fertility rate has dipped below the replacement rate.

His party has dipped below 30% support far below the 45% it won at the last general election, in 1994.

The temptation is there: the prime minister's approval rating has dipped below 30% and the League is suffering from contagion.

It has dipped below 50, which indicates slowing activity, in nine out of the past ten months.

It is the first time in the album's 37 weeks on sale that it has dipped below No. 4.

It is the first time its measure has dipped below 1 percent since the 1950s, when its data begins.

But with the last few telephone polls, this proportion has dipped below 55%, a trend confirmed in Monday's Guardian survey.

This is the first time the return has dipped below 10percentt since the fourth quarter of 1998.

That is the lowest level in nearly four years and the first time the index has dipped below 50 since November.