Sentence examples for large dips from inspiring English sources

As a result, during his first three years, the city's full-time work force dropped by about 20,000 to about 235,000, with particularly large dips among social service agencies.

Your investments should have little to no risk in last couple of years before you retire; should your high risk investments face large dips on the eve of your retirement, you won't have time to recover money lost.

Large dips in deaths have corresponded to shocks to the economy: the oil embargo of the mid-1970s, the recessions of the early 1980s and early 1990s and the more recent downturn that began with the subprime mortgage crisis. .

The two dips just before and after position 2 mbp were found to be transcriptional regulators, possibly horizontally transferred [ 23], while the large dips at positions 2.2 and 2.7 mbp are known prophages [ 23].

While the financial crisis hit the British and American housing market hard, Australia didn't suffer a large dip.

Data on home prices produced by S&P/Case-Shiller showed an unexpectedly large dip in prices in September.

That's an unusually large dip, and economists do not expect to see it repeated in the beginning of 2012.

So they fudged the mistake, added a large dip in Massachusetts' southern boundary that took in 108,000 acres of what had been Connecticut, and kept moving west.

Captain Mirwais pulled from his pocket a tin of green snuff, pinched a large dip, and placed it inside his cheek.

G is for... golfing equipment If a screw won't grip because its hole has become too large, dip the tip of a golf tee in wood glue and tap the tee into the hole.

The large dip of coal seam results in pressure disequilibrium in stress-increasing zone.