Sentence examples for results dipped from inspiring English sources

Results dipped in 2011-12 and we got hit by an inspection.

The Danish world champions, Mads Rasmussen and Rasmus Quist, were the crew that should have threatened the British boat but they have had a nightmare summer, changing their training regime twice when the results dipped.

His latest project, the commercially sponsored British road cycling team Team Sky which launched at the start of 2010, was viewed in some quarters as being a potential distraction to success on the track at these Games, especially when track results dipped in 2011.

For best results, dip the cupcakes into the gelatin up to six times, returning them to the freezer for a few minutes in between dips.

But two cups might be the limit as the researchers also found the result dipped slightly to 39 per cent for men drinking three a day.

Chrysler's share of the 16.5 million U.S. market has taken a hit as a result, dipping in the first half to 13.6% from 14.4% a year ago, well below the 14% share projected for this year in the turnaround plan.

The value of a high-class midfielder to United is illustrated in how results dip when Michael Carrick is unavailable.

There will be little tolerance if results dip, and it will take a strong case to keep any new contender out of the side.

One reason for the rise in exam stress could be nervousness on the part of teachers who face being judged by Ofsted inspectors if results dip below government targets, according to the National Union of Teachers.

In the last couple of weeks Reading's results have dipped.

The global fund has a wonderful track record, but results have dipped recently.