Sentence examples similar to level has dipped from inspiring English sources

Figures from the Bank of England showed that households continued to inject housing equity, rather than withdrawing it, for the 18th quarter in succession, although the level had dipped from £9.4bn in the second three months of 2012.

Well will you look at that — a base-level netbook has dipped below the $200 mark.

But the latest data shows that the increase in hate crime has continued, although the level of increase has dipped.

Even a losing bonus point should be enough to secure one of the best runner's-up positions, but since beating Leicester a month ago their level of performance has dipped slightly.

The departure of senior officers threatens to accelerate a recent trend in which the experience level of senior supervisors has dipped.

As one half (along with Matt Besler) of what looks to be the first choice central defensive pairing for Jürgen Klinsmann, Gonzalez will be under a lot of scrutiny, especially since his recent form has dipped below the level that first got him into the national team a year or so ago.

Nonfarm payroll growth has averaged about 208,000 monthly over the past six months but has dipped below that level in some months.

Research by the Pew Centre shows support for the NSA's surveillance has dipped to its lowest level since the question was first asked: 53% disapprove; 40% approve.

He's at 165 today, and his blood sugar has dipped back to normal levels.

In the past month, however, the AO has dipped to astoundingly low levels – among the lowest observed in the past 60 years.

The fact that this index has dipped back to pre-recession levels is encouraging, and suggests that uncertainty about the economy may be abating.