Sentence examples for output dipped from inspiring English sources

The survey compares with the most recent official data estimating construction output dipped 0.3% quarter-on-quarter in the final three months of 2013.

The Office for National Statistics said output dipped 0.7% in the second quarter of 2016, following a drop of 0.3% in the previous three months.

To provide expansionary impetus to the economy when expectations for nominal output dipped below the desired level, the Fed would reduce the payroll tax rate, making it more attractive to hire and giving workers an immediate and direct lift to their paycheques.

Electricity cannot itself be stored but that surplus electricity and indeed sunlight itself can be used to create liquid hydrocarbons for fuel, plastics and other chemicals and methane to drive gas-fired power stations at times when renewable output dips.

Of the world's big oil-producing regions only the North Sea's output has dipped more steeply in the past five years.

Global markets were already reeling from last week's data, which showed the country's manufacturing output had dipped to its lowest point since the global economic crisis.

BDO's output index dipped to 99.7, marking the first first time since 2013 that it has fallen below the 100 level that indicates UK long-term economic trend growth of about 2%.

While that figure recovered slightly the following year, construction output again dipped at the end of 2014.

India's industrial-output growth dipped marginally to 7.3% in the year to September.

In this, it follows a long line of travel scares that have included SARS, swine flu and terrorist attacks.Even the attacks of September 11th, which had an understandable impact on confidence, caused American output to dip by only 0.3% in the third quarter of 2001.

A recent UNCTAD-India study had categorically brought out that if the US were to do away with its Green Box subsidies, its farm output would dip by over 40percentt.