Sentence examples for may dip in from inspiring English sources

Without that support, consumer spending may dip in the months ahead, but it will not plunge.

"I think the Premier League imagines that some teenage fans may dip in their attendance but return later, when they're affluent and at work," he says.

Any worries about Brown's voice are allayed; it may dip in places, but when it does it's carried by band member Reni and the crowd.

While July's pickup is in line with the 3.4percentt growth of United States economic output in the spring, the main drivers for the latest index — consumer confidence and jobless claims — may dip in August, Mr. Smith said.

Although, let's face it, people love to hear other people sound like even other people - so I may dip in to some classic impressions (Woody Allen as Pinochet in heaven!), because today's audiences demand it.

Qualcomm Inc., the highflying wireless technology company, warned yesterday that shipments of cellular telephones and chips may dip in the second quarter, sending its shares downward in after-hours trading.

Some studies have found that while the number of hurricanes may dip slightly in the future, the most destructive events will actually increase.

But business groups fear it could be just as political.When Mr Obama may dip his toe in these choppy waters, let alone dive in, remains unclear.

The investment climate has soured due to stubborn inflation, high interest rates and GDP growth that may dip below 7% in the coming quarter.

The company’s funds from operation (roughly speaking, net income plus depreciation minus maintenance-level capital expenditures) may dip 1% in 2008, but its dividend should climb 4% over the next year, estimates Philip Martin, an analyst with Cantor Fitzgerald.

Municipal elections next year are expected to be a major test for the ANC, which may dip below 50 per cent support in several major cities.