Sentence examples for has only dipped from inspiring English sources

Greater Vancouver's Real Estate Board prefers to use measures that suggest the city's market has only dipped mildly.

The Times, so far, has only dipped its toe in that water but continues to explore new advertising ideas, including "micro sites" devoted to specific advertisers.

By 2012, university participation among 18-30 year olds was close to 50%, and it has only dipped recently because of rising tuition fees.

After more than 30,000 ratings, Mr Corbyn achieves a score that is negative overall, -9, but that has only dipped into the minus numbers since the start of September.

The feathered configuration also aligns the ship so that the pilot can control the flight more easily.Despite the brouhaha, though, SpaceShipOne has only dipped its toe into outer space.

Even Facebook's growth rate has only dipped slightly in the wake of all its privacy troubles.

Whereas I have only dipped my toe into news, I know much more about another part of the creative industries – acting.

That gives Offerpal a beachhead into the mobile space, an area they have only dipped their toes into to date.

The oceans cover more than two thirds of Earth's surface, yet we've only dipped our toes in the water when it comes to our understanding of this vast expanse - just 5% has so far been explored.

With this latest round of funding, Upworthy is taking a new focus on building revenue streams through its editorial content, which it had only dipped a toe into up to this point.

I've never been more than slightly tempted by the hipster-centric nonsense offered on Kickstarter, and I've only dipped my toes into Pledgemusic once, but of the five launch projects offered on Unbound.co.uk, there are three – Terry Jones' Evil Machines, Amy Jenkins Thee Art of Losing and Jonathan Meades' by Museum Without Walls – that I plan to subscribe to as soon as I've finished writing this.