Sentence examples for less dipped from inspiring English sources

The median existing-home sales price, meaning half sold for more and half for less, dipped to $150,800 in July from $152,200.

This can vary from −16 to −9 °C (3 to 15 °F), with lower temperatures resulting in less dipping loss but more effort on the part of the server.

Though the annual authorized spending level is $900 million, Congress has usually appropriated far less (dipping below $150 million during the mid-1990s), and using the unappropriated funds for other purposes, like deficit reduction.

The White Wolf Fault (as illuminated by the aftershocks) was found to be curved, with less dip on the northeast end, though that zone also had a higher strike-slip component.

Shares in Citigroup dipped less than 1percentt, closing at $3.02.

The median weekly earnings of college-educated, full-time workers — like those for their counterparts with less education — have dipped in recent years.

The proposed new subsidy would add another layer of protection to guarantee 10 to 15 percent of a farmer's revenue, paying out not only in years of heavy losses, but also when revenue dipped less severely.

But in the general election of that year the Labour vote dipped less than 2%, and it was only the vagaries of the first past the post system that saw the Tories gain 88 seats.

Shares of DoubleClick dipped less than a point this morning before rebounding as high as $120.75 and closing up $2.75 at $119.13.

The major indexes dipped less than a percent in early trading but gained steadily in the afternoon to finish in the black.

The four-week average, a less-volatile figure, dipped 1,500 to 265,000.