Sentence examples for numbers dip from inspiring English sources

It is when he expands the strike zone that Cano's numbers dip.

(Between April and September, the numbers dip, but this reflects a seasonal pattern by which all TV shows are affected.

Facebook's new aggressiveness toward fake "likes" became noticeable in September, when brand pages started seeing their fan numbers dip noticeably.

Still, Mr. Gelb said, seeing the state prison numbers dip for the first time since 1972 "took us a little bit by surprise," he said.

It's one of a brace of traditional names identified as slowly disappearing from the nation's birth certificates: "William" has taken a 97 per cent dive, while Cohen, Ashworth and Crowther have all seen their numbers dip by more than a third.

In the former, the maximum weekly payment covers 47.6% and 41% of the maximum earner's living costs, respectively; in the latter, those numbers dip to 18.5% and 20.7%.

But as the modern platoon system became more prominent, the numbers dipped again.

But those numbers dipped in each of his remaining three seasons with the Nets.

Tomlinson's numbers dipped drastically last season, when he rushed for 730 yards.

The scoring numbers dipped after the initial starburst, and, as had happened in previous years, he started accruing petty injuries.

But the latest quarter-year figures - for July-September 2011 - showed passenger numbers dipping 1.6% compared with the same period last year.