Sentence examples for has not dipped from inspiring English sources

The jobless rate has not dipped below 8% for 25 years, despite spending on subsidised jobs.

France's unemployment rate is 8.6%, compared with 5.5% in Britain, and has not dipped below 8% for nearly 25 years.

Mr. Obama's advisers argue, gamely if implausibly, that he has not dipped his cup into a partisan well.

France's 35-hour work week is one of the shortest in the world; the employment rate for the over-55s one of the lowest; and unemployment has not dipped below 8% for 25 years.

Although he has not dipped his toes in European or foreign affairs, opting instead for a national focus, Mr Van Rompuy says his Jesuit upbringing imbued him with a strong European identity.

France may shelter its population well from poverty, but its unemployment rate is currently running at nearly 10%—and it has not dipped below 7% in over 30 years.

Even in the current economy, demand for his plays hasn't dipped.

RM: It looks like Osborne hasn't dipped into his surplus too much to find the extra cash he needs to reverse the tax credit changes.

Of course, these shows are entertainment, not strictly educational; and what home cook hasn't dipped a spoon or a finger into a pot or bowl to make sure all the flavors are balancing correctly?

Bobby's form hasn't dipped all season," he told the club website. .

But their quality hasn't dipped - a sure sign of strength in depth.