Sentence examples for if it dips from inspiring English sources

So if it dips again he'll say, "The border with Mexico should be made into a trifle, then smeared over an asteroid and sent into orbit round Neptune.

And the answer is: If it dips below 95, then you might step back and see what you can do better.

Being "out in front" takes away a hitter's power and produces weak hits: pop-ups if the pitch stays high, grounders if it dips.

And if it dips into the "good bets" as well, it will sell even more.

And if it dips along the way, he is so confident in the company that he would only buy more of it.

With a Chicago put you might get stuck with the stock in question if it dips and the option holder decides to exercise.

Although Fed officials have never said what they consider an acceptable rate of inflation, their statements suggest that they would be uncomfortable if it dipped below 1percentt.

Besides that, under a state law, the city in 1990 stood to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in aid if it dipped below one million.

In fact, until this year, the general fund had to be balanced at the end of each calendar month, even if it dipped into the red on any given day.

First, the kingdom could well be broke by August 2018 if it keeps dipping into its financial reserves (about $655 billion by some estimates) to support not only the royal family's lavish lifestyle (such as large numbers of Airbus A380s outfitted with gold) but its wide array of social services, all offered while forgoing taxation.

It also loses econo-elegance points because it looks as if it were dipped in plastic.