Sentence examples for most dip from inspiring English sources

The repetitive pinch and grip motions near the fingertips are associated with the development of finger deformations in most DIP joints [ 18].

Most dips in the Dow affect middle America, but this time the lows on the graphs have taken a large chunk out of some of this country's wealthiest who call the Upper East their home.

It's going to be the most popular dip in the US in five years' time.

The most recent dip below 40 came in January 1991, just as stocks began to soar.

At 10 p.m., the hour most Spaniards dip into tapas, the Plaza Mayor, Madrid's most famous square, was silent but for a handful of camera-carrying tourists.

But the most notable dip was the chunky, earthy peanut sauce that escorted the four grilled chicken or beef skewers of sate ($5.95).

And if nothing else, Mr. Romney's most recent dip into Michigan serves as a good test run in a state that at worst will force Mr. Obama and the Democrats to spend resources that they would prefer to deploy elsewhere.

While most actors dip into Web comedy to promote a film project or to fool around with half-formed ideas, Mr. Malco's online presence is savvily planned, maintained daily and constantly tailored to his audience's appetite.

And it is Mr Paisley's ambition to return Lot 214 to his stand, which promises to make it one of the most expensive dip pens in the world.

Turning to the fundamentals: Corporate borrowing needs have remained subdued to date as the corporate financing gap remains negative; inflation expectations remain well anchored and Fed credibility remains high; and last but not least, the recent downgrade in growth expectations for 2005 explains a significant portion of the most recent dip in the ten-year yield.

The club tracks, most notably "Dip It Low", were praised, however the ballads were said to be disappointing.