Sentence examples for lead to a dip from inspiring English sources

That Football League deal, a significant reduction on the previous one, renewed fears that Sky's dominance might lead to a dip in revenues for sport.

While the new study analyzed Wilmington's 127 recorded shootings in 2013, it does not address how the perpetrators acquired their weapons, or if attempts to limit access to firearms might lead to a dip in crime.

This could cause a bottleneck in RNA degradation that would lead to a dip in the fluorescence trajectory.

And every spike leads to a dip.

Tough economic times had led to a dip in the number of interns that companies hired from MBA programmes.

That has led to a dip in global sales for Samsung, which, like Apple, is facing up to the challenge of persuading people to upgrade to a newer handset.

The background subtraction procedure overcompensates that beam spot and leads to a dip in the forward direction.

In addition, removing glucose from slices of the hippocampus--the brain region activated in epilepsy--leads to a dip in neuronal firing in animal studies.

Estate agents in the area said the recession had led to a dip in sales, but not of premium seafront homes which were still rising in price.

But there was confusion around the new products, which led to a dip in usage, Glueck said, but the company has since rebounded.

She points out that children spending more time with screens has led to a dip in the amount of time they spend reading, and that they are slower to develop key motor skills like the ability to tie shoes.