Sentence examples for potential dips from inspiring English sources

While wealthy nations mull over climate projections and agonise over potential dips in GDP, the stereotypically ebullient Pacific islanders aim to bring some steely reality to Paris.

And, when the electric potential dips below one volt, devices may not get enough juice to switch.

This has been attributed to the persistence of carrier confinement in the potential dips at the QW edges, even when the electric field is screened out from the middle.

The focus on cloud systems is also key as the company is facing a potential dip in Office sales as more users go online.

In the spring, many investors worried that weak demand might be signaling a potential double-dip downturn in the economy.

Prices in some Florida communities have the potential to dip more, according to Mr. McCabe, because of continued activity among condominium developers.

"Falling share prices in the summer on both sides of the Atlantic and increasing unemployment has had an impact on consumer confidence, suggesting a potential 'double-dip' recession," the company said in a statement accompanying its revenue figures today.

European governments hope that the effect of economic stimulus programs and the return of at least timid growth will kick in at that stage, saving many households from poverty and averting a potential double-dip recession due to depressed demand.

Hasn't anybody out there spotted, in the wake of The Dark Knight's success, that Dredd has the same potential to dip into the murkiest inkpots of the comic-book world and deliver something truly visceral, dark and thrilling?

Without a strong political majority to tackle Britain's lumbering fiscal problems, investors could start to make it greatly more expensive for the government to raise funds, setting the stage for a potential double-dip recession, if not worse.

And in past debates over budget issues, investors were faced with other big crises that heightened the sense of risk, including the European debt crisis and a potential double-dip recession in the United States.