Sentence examples for have dipped from from inspiring English sources
Launches of rockets from Gaza have dipped from 2,048 in 2008 to 150 last year.
The price of commodities have dipped from record highs, also weighing on shares.
Most recent presidents have dipped from time to time into Africa's problems.
(Shipments have dipped from year to year only once before, from 2000 to 2001; but they grew again in 2002).
Johnson's numbers have dipped from last season; he is averaging 97.6 yards a game and has scored seven touchdowns.
Though the Galaxy leads the league in attendance, at more than 25,000 a game, season-ticket sales have dipped from a year ago.
His partying has dipped from five nights a week to once or twice a month.
Food spending had dipped from £3.27 a person a day in July to £2.10 in October.
This year, 8.2% of boys have achieved an A*, up from 7.9% last year, while girls' performance has dipped from 8.3%to8.2%2%.
Barack Obama has helped to enhance America's standing with Australians, though support for the alliance has dipped, from a peak of 87% in 2012 to 78% now.
Though the proportion of adults infected by HIV has dipped from a high of 14% in 1998, it still afflicts about 6%, or 1.3m people, says the UN.
