Sentence examples for has dipped out from inspiring English sources

The company had been cash-flow positive, Nooney said, although it has "dipped out" of that now in a bid for growth.

Federer will drop to No5 in the world rankings a week on Monday, the first time he has dipped out of the top four in 10 years.

Buddy had dipped out of sight; in his place was a video projection of phosphorescent green vapor, undulating heavenward.

Having dipped out of the top eight of the world rankings, the Pumas can now expect a tougher 2019 World Cup draw as well.

Blue had "dipped out of the scene" and Freddy forgot about the girls.

Gareth Bale has dipped in and out of this but he will know there's plenty of time for Wales to score.

With interest rates at a record low, there is little scope for central banks to use conventional means to stimulate the UK's weak economy, which has dipped in and out of recession since the 2008 financial crisis.

He has made a big impact at the iPro Stadium, helping the Rams to stay in the Championship play-off places, even though their form has dipped and they dropped out of the automatic promotion race.

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

The population has dipped.

Growth has dipped below 7%.