Sentence examples for marked dip from inspiring English sources

All that ballyhoo may help mask the current marked dip in the fortunes of American tennis.

Apple's $1 billion court win against Samsung translated Monday into a much bigger jump in its market value, and a marked dip for several other technology stocks.

"In particular, people living in the South West reported a marked dip in their workplace activity during February," he said.

The spectra show marked dips related to plasmonic inter-particle short-range interactions due to dimer NP assemblies.

Only this week the WHO reported an "unusual characteristic" of what is now an epidemic, which was marked by "dips in the number of new cases followed by sudden flare-ups" not seen before.

Since the 1999 launch of Napster's music-sharing platform, the music industry has been in near-constant turmoil, its timeline marked with dipping revenues, lack of transparency, piracy problems and feuds over the fair distribution of dividends.

After fixation, the position of the needle in the tissue was marked by dipping the tip of the needle (protruding from the end of the tissue) into green ink before pulling it out of the tissue, thus dragging the ink through the tissue as the needle was being pulled back.

Last year, that number continued to hover around the 47percentt mark — dipping to 46percentt at times — while recycling rates grew in other communities, indicating there was room for improvement, Mr. Lauro said.

Design is unobtrusive, scene changes marked by a dip of the lights.

It matched the dip registered in May 2011 and marked the sharpest drop since that April, after the natural disasters devastated Japan's northeast.

But 2012 to 2013 were marked by a devastating dip in tourism, with Egypt only earning $9.75 billion from the industry.