Sentence examples for rate dipped below from inspiring English sources

In 2006, according to the Commerce Department, the savings rate dipped below zero.

Last year, the unemployment rate dipped below to 5.9%, a rate not seen since July 2008.

The personal savings rate dipped below zero, and the trade deficit, which the United States financed by borrowing heavily from abroad, expanded greatly.

Plus, in Chris Woakes, so impressive in Sri Lanka, England at least had someone other than Broad whose economy rate dipped below six.

The US jobless rate dipped below 5% for the first time since February 2008 to come in at 4.9% in January, the US Department of Labor reported.

As the unemployment rate dipped below six per cent last year, Richard Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, repeatedly warned that wage and price inflation would start to rise.

By October 1991, his approval rating dipped below 50%, and it never recovered.

The personal savings rate, which dipped below zero as Americans maximized their use of credit cards and tapped big home equity lines of credit, grew to 4.2percentt in March, from 4percentt a month earlier.

Longer-term interest rates have dropped, with 10-year rates dipping below 2 percent for the first time in over half a century.

The GDP growth rate can dip below zero as Nasdaq cannot, for example.

With an approval rating dipping below 10% and a national election looming, the beleaguered prime minister, who promised that Japan would be the first industrialized nation to emerge from recession, may have to leave it to his successor to fix the economy.