Sentence examples for have dipped over from inspiring English sources
According to the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study, a comparative analysis of students worldwide, Thailand's scores have dipped over the past decade, and the country now ranks in the bottom third of the 36 countries that participated.
Rates of homeownership for blacks have dipped over the past four years to 41.7percentt in the second quarter of this year, the lowest rate among any racial group, according to the Census Bureau.
Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have dipped over the last year, as they have across the country, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association -- surprising some market observers.
The removal of chairman Jeremy Wray has only added fuel to the fire that Di Canio's future at the County Ground is in some doubt and while we're inclined to believe it all amounts to a storm in a teacup, it's hardly surprising that performances have dipped over the past few weeks.
The health service's performance has dipped over the past two years after nearly a decade of improvements.
Sterling's form has dipped over the past couple of months, but he created Silva's goal in City's midweek win at Dynamo Kyiv with a low cross from the left.
Center fielder Bernie Williams's average against lefties has dipped over the last couple of years, a typical progression for a switch-hitter; Williams is naturally right-handed and hit lefties very hard in the past, but he has a more refined left-handed swing now because of more frequent opportunities against right-handed pitching.
I noted the other day that stock prices took a dip after it was announced that he would join the company as chief executive, and that slide continues unabated now that Best Buy has another disappointing quarter on the books — Best Buy's stock price has dipped over 10% in pre-market trading.
Resource-rich Indonesia is the world's 10th-largest economy, going by purchasing power parity measurements, but growth has dipped over the last year.
Investors are also losing out on some outside signals that could help them judge the strength of their companies because the number of acquisitions of venture-funded start-ups has dipped over the last year and few tech companies have gone public since last summer.
