Sentence examples for prices dip from inspiring English sources

If potash prices dip to $300 a ton, the bid already looks full.

Many farmers have defended the payments, saying they are needed to get them through rough patches when prices dip sharply.

What it found is that TV prices dip to near yearly lows after the show, matching holiday prices.

Spending this money on the budget, however, could cause the ruble to appreciate, hurting local industry — and would leave the cupboards bare for Russia if oil prices dip again.

Many homeowners throughout the Northeast, where more than a third of all homes are heated with oil, are echoing her sentiments as oil prices dip well below the rates they locked in over the spring and summer.

More significantly, the House also offers farmers a price protection scheme in which they are paid whenever market prices dip below legally established reference rates.Since the reference prices are all below, in some cases far below, current prices, this difference might not seem to matter much.

In April, wholesale prices dipped 0.2percentt.

Bond prices dipped as money flowed back into stocks.

In contrast, core prices dipped 0.1percentt in May.

Outside of petroleum products, import prices dipped 0.3percentt.

When prices were high, growth was good; when prices dipped, so did the continent.