Sentence examples for rating dip from inspiring English sources

Tim Farron, the Lib Dem chairman, in his admired speech to conference, pointed out that if either of the other parties saw their poll rating dip into single figures, "they couldn't hack it mentally or emotionally, and the vested interests they serve would abandon them".

In Florida, a state decided by 500 votes in 2000 and won by less than three percentage points in 2008, Obama has seen his approval rating dip seven points since the election results came in.

A year later, the rating dipped to a still-strong 2.81.

Then, in October, the market crashed, and in November the president's rating dipped to 45%.

He held at a six-point lead in the Gallup national tracking poll, although his approval rating dipped.

This week the Rasmussen poll of likely voters found the president's approval rating dipping below 50% for the first time.

Her overall favorable rating dipped precipitously.

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

Jerry Brown's job approval rating dips, new USC/Times poll shows.

All of this has been covered by the media, and last fall his approval rating dipped to 41percentt.

If their star rating dips too low because of poor conversation, a slow journey or a price surge, they can find themselves at risk of deactivation.