Sentence examples for may dip into from inspiring English sources
Lows may dip into the 20s with maybe even a few sneaky teens.
If Hernandez continues to stagger, the Mets may dip into the minors for a replacement or pursue a trade.
The NWS in Glasgow, Montana, says that "wind chills may dip into the minus-50s by Sunday morning". At temperatures like these, frostbite is a major concern.
Apple may dip into its $137 billion cash lake to boost its share price by paying fatter dividends or buying back more stock.
Although some firms may dip into profits to plug newly exposed gaps, many more will continue the trend of junking defined-benefit schemes altogether.
The hospital scenes may dip into melodrama (though the understatement of Marc Petersen, as Sunny's father, helps sidestep sentiment), but for the most part "The New Year" stays focused on its clear-eyed portrait of serious adulthood waiting to happen.
Some foundations may dip deeper into their holdings to honor grants already committed.
On Thursday, stocks plunged after the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported a sharp drop in regional manufacturing activity, deepening worries that the economy may dip back into recession.
The big stock plunge, though, came around 10 a.m., when the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reported a sharp drop in regional manufacturing activity in its monthly survey, deepening worries that the economy may dip back into recession.
Near term, I expect the saving rate may dip further, into negative territory.
Swedish Ikea does a roaring trade across the country, and there are even suggestions that Wal-Mart may dip its toe into the market.
