Sentence examples for score dipped from inspiring English sources

That figure, called the "jolt score," dipped to 8.7 this year from 9.5 in 1998.

However, the AU score dipped slightly to 99.

If an Uber driver's score dips below a 4.6 rating they can get barred from working with the service.

However, the robustness analysis of LEO.NB.OCA for edge Insig1 → Fdft1 shows that for a particular set of automatically selected markers, the score dips below the recommended threshold of 0.3 for this score.

Your scores dipped to their lowest level in a month.

Whatever the reason, your scores dipped to an average of fifty-five per cent.

This season, excluding shootout goals, scoring dipped to 5.32 goals per game.

Parker shot a bogey-free 66. OKLAHOMA STATE LEADS: The temperature soared into the high 90's and the golf scores dipped into the mid-60's in the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's championships yesterday in Opelika, Ala.

Scoring dipped after the four-day strike in 1970 (to 19.3 points per team per game from 20.9), though that was more likely the result of the N.F.L.-A.F.L. merger than the brief work stoppage.

With clear skies, comfortable temperatures and soft greens after Thursday's showers, scores dipped into the low 60s once players shook off the hangover of a long and frustrating wait.

The rate of scoring dipped after the interval but there was no let-up in bone-shuddering hits.