Sentence examples for interest has dipped from inspiring English sources
It does not help the streak that interest has dipped on the resale market, where the average price of tickets for the home opener at Fenway Park fell to $171.68 this year, about half what they cost for the home opener last year, according to TiqIq.com, which tracks online ticket resellers.
In my opinion, crowdfunding was the most economically important part of the bill, so it's no surprise that the special interests have dipped their fingers in the mix.
But notice that overall interest for Trump has dipped substantially of late, back down to levels we saw in January and February.
But because cleanup of contaminants during the restoration process cost more than anticipated and because endowments earn very little interest these days, the fund has dipped dangerously low.
Inflation is running at 2.2%, unemployment has dipped to 4.3%, interest rates are low.
Tracking reports, however, suggest audience interest in the Mission: Impossible franchise has dipped now that it's reached the fifth entry, 19 years after the original.
He also has other business interests, including a radio station in Texas, and his form has dipped, sometimes alarmingly, over the past couple of years.
Inflation in Britain has dipped below zero for the second time this year, easing pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates from their record low.
The population has dipped.
Growth has dipped below 7%.
