Sentence examples for have dipped a bit from inspiring English sources

Civic Platform's poll ratings have dipped a bit, mainly to the benefit of the Democratic Left.

Golfsmith and the New York Golf Center say that, at worst, sales of Woods clothing have dipped a bit.

Recent prices have dipped a bit, but expensive food now seems to be a fact of life.

However, the series' ongoing "will they/won't they" storyline with its two leads finally stopped as the writers let them try out being a couple this year -- and ratings have dipped a bit in response.

Her profile has dipped a bit since then.

The riding days were relatively short; my average mileage has dipped a bit lately.

His support has dipped a bit, but remains high; Colombians approve of his handling of the paramilitaries, according to a recent poll.

The trade deficit has dipped a bit in recent months as the American economy slowed, but there is little chance it will decline substantially this year.

Crude-oil production has dipped a bit, to around 2.2m barrels a day (see chart 2): enough to provide an estimated $17 billion in revenues last year, but short of the 2.5m bpd target.Meanwhile, the economy remains stagnant.

The Dow‐Jones industrial average has dipped a bit lower since that advice was written but has managed to hold above its February low; last last week it was still about 30 points above that level.

Countrywide's share price has dipped a bit since then, but BofA is still sitting on a paper profit.