At the time some forecasters worried that growth might dip below 4%.
There might be an area where it might dip – but it certainly comes back with a fury".
As imagined in one plan, the street might dip down to create a broad plaza leading to the riverfront.
Mr. Curtice, who died in 1962, never foresaw a day when G.M.'s price might dip so low.
Upon arrival in South Africa, it might dip to 94 or 95 percent, or even to 90 percent or lower if an actual match were played, he said.
In European wine regions, a new parent might dip a finger in the local pride and wipe it lovingly across an infant's lips — "just to give the taste".
Japan's GDP grew by 0.1% in the second quarter, far less than had been forecast.Industrial production in America rose by 1% in July, calming fears that the economy might dip into recession again.
But she is free to spend whatever she wants independently to help her husband's cause, and she has left open the possibility she might dip into her personal fortune.
[C4.] Qualcomm Expects Shipments to Dip Qualcomm, the wireless technology company, warned that shipments of cellular telephones and chips might dip in the second quarter, sending its shares plunging $16 in after-hours trading.
Mr. Thompson, who received 26 percent of the vote to Mr. de Blasio's 40 percent in the initial, unofficial results, had hoped that as lever voting machine results were double-checked, and tens of thousands of uncounted paper ballots were tallied, Mr. de Blasio's total might dip below the 40 percent threshold that would prompt an automatic runoff.
JON PARELES BLACK 47 In Black 47, a band named after the worst year of Ireland's 19th-century great potato famine, the jigs and reels of immigrant Irish tradition plunge into New York City's multi-ethnic melee, emerging with modern and often politically minded tales set to rhythms that might dip into ska, hip-hop or rock.
