Sentence examples for has since dipped from inspiring English sources

Her popularity has since dipped, but not disastrously.

No doubt the percentage has since dipped precipitously.

The company's stock rose sharply last year to $8.75, from $2.95, but has since dipped down to about $7.60, Minor said.

One woman said she paid as high as $1.24 a gallon for propane this winter, though the price has since dipped to $1.16.

The data there show that the corporate share of private savings has since dipped a bit, in part because household savings have risen, although it remains high in absolute terms.

The figure has since dipped to nearer 50%, but the intensifying of the crisis in recent months, for which there are not yet figures available, will almost certainly push it back up.

Energy prices fell 3.1percentt during August and have since dipped below the psychological benchmark of $100 a barrel for light, sweet crude oil.

Prices in Chicago peaked in September 2006 and have since dipped 1.7percentt, according to the Case-Shiller home-price index, which is tabulated by MacroMarkets, a research firm.

Official statistics show that murders in England and Wales rose from around 300 a year in the 1960s to more than 800 a year in the early part of this century but have since dipped to nearer the 500 mark.

Obama's overall approval rating on foreign policy crossed into negative territory this spring for the first time in his presidency and has since continued to dip.

Usage has barely dipped since.