Sentence examples for production dips from inspiring English sources

Production dips a little during the summer (when workers tend to take holidays with their grandchildren), but Vita's workers have all been trained how to do everybody's jobs, so they can cover for each other.

Set to 15th- and 16th-century Spanish music and recorded lines from a love poem by Garcilaso de la Vega (it ends, "for you I have to die, and for you I die"), the production dips in and out of images referring to formal court rituals.

Lee's production dipped after the team acquired Randolph last season, but he still averaged 10.8 points and 8.9 rebounds.

The Judd Apatow production dipped a slim 17%, suggesting a highly robust and lengthy run is in the offing.

There has never been much danger of that, even after last season, when Jeter's production dipped just as his contract expired.

Drury's production dipped from year to year, from 25 goals in his first season as a Ranger to 22 to 14 to 1.

The power cuts are a reason the year-on-year growth rate of China's industrial production dipped last month — to 13.4 percent in April, down from 14.8 percent in March — and seems to be continuing to fall.

Jones's production dipped in the playoffs, but with the uncertainty surrounding Washington's recovery, it makes sense for the Jets to keep Jones, who set a career high with 1,402 rushing yards this season.

Production dipped only when factories started damming rivers and building plants that dumped sludge into spawning grounds.

With production dipping faster than expected, the latest estimates for oil revenue won't keep things that way.

Production dipped in South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Hong Kong and other higher-wage countries formerly protected by the quotas.