Sentence examples for lead to dip from inspiring English sources

The Nets played smarter and tougher than the Celtics all night and only briefly allowed the lead to dip into single digits in the fourth quarter.

The Orangemen (7-1) never allowed their lead to dip below double digits after the freshman guard Louie McCroskey's driving layup put them up by 27-16 at 6 26.

This leads to dip slope landforms, with generally steeper East and North faces, and trellis drainage, where rivers and old glacial valleys followed the weaker layers in the geological succession.

Or it could mark the beginning of a slide that will lead to another dip in prices and sales activity.

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.

This inverse relationship in price is indicative of the high competitiveness of natural gas relative to oil (that the rise in price of one would lead to the dip in the price of another due to fuel switching).

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.

Namely, the structure should be in orbit around the star and so should lead to periodic dips in the light.

Recent studies have shown that a warmer Arctic may lead to bigger dips in the jet stream, which can cause weather systems to stall for longer periods, creating long-lasting cold snaps or heat waves, and potentially intensifying storm systems.

It will not lead to a sudden dip in health-care costs, predicts Mr Trogdon.