Sentence examples for has seen a dip from inspiring English sources

Even China, the world's strongest exporter, has seen a dip in exports this year.

In this glum climate, the country has seen a dip in indicators of political health, such as press and judicial freedom.

Paulette remains imperturbably cheerful even though the election of Daniel Ortega last year has seen a dip in conservative American tourists to the country.

While his museum has seen a dip in membership revenue this year, potential donors have continued to follow through on their pledges, Mr. Govan said.

A tight real estate market has seen a dip in available space from 15.5percentto14.5percentcent and a drop in rents from $22.23 a square foot to $22.05, according to the latest quarterly market report from Newmark & Company Real Estate, a regional commercial real estate concern.

The evolution of Dodd's business from commodity packing tape to high-performance tape has another advantage: While TaraTape has seen a dip in sales during the current economic crisis, the effects have been relatively modest.

Just under half of colleges had seen a dip, while 42% said their figures had risen.

Surf shops and restaurants that line the beach have seen a dip in business since the closing.

Scottish universities have seen a dip in the number of applicants from England and Northern Ireland, but a rise in applicants from other EU countries, who, like their Scottish counterparts, will not be charged tuition fees.

In recent months, Macron has seen a slight dip in his poll ratings after a few PR mishaps, including being filmed having an argument with a demonstrator in a T-shirt in which he told him "the best way to afford a suit is to work".

But in recent months Macron has seen a slight dip in his poll ratings after a few PR mishaps, in which he appeared haughty, including being caught on camera in an argument with a demonstrator in a T-shirt and telling him "the best way to afford a suit is to work".