Sentence examples for sharp dip in the from inspiring English sources

Though the Tories have the lowest number of female PCC candidates, the overall fall is largely accounted for by the sharp dip in the number of women standing for Labour.

Stocks rose for two reasons, analysts said: a renewed sense of confidence in investment banks and an unusually sharp dip in the price of oil, which plunged more than $5 to end the day under $130 a barrel for the first time in six weeks.

"Its basically a bit of everything," added Hughes, referring to the sharp dip in the markets.

Unlike Fano resonance in positive structures, which appears as a sharp dip in the transmission spectrum, the Fano resonance of complementary asymmetric dipole bars appear as a sharp dip in the reflectance spectrum.

Apart from a sharp dip in the mid 1980s because of the miners' strike, coal use fell most dramatically during the 1990s.

A sharp dip in the Ge X-ray signal coupled with a simultaneous increase in the Si X-ray intensity is observed from the EDX line scans in Fig. 1b.

But in other countries too, nationwide data is covering up sharp dips in the property market as higher-end properties are brought down to the one-million-euro price point, from Buenos Aires to Hong Kong to Dubai to Mumbai.

As a result, compared to other OECD countries, the distribution of working hours in Spain is quite wide and features a sharper dip in the middle of the day (see, e.g., Amuedo-Dorantes and de la Rica 2009).

After a sharp dip in early 2017, the number of children arriving from Central America has increased almost every month since April.

The sharp dip in K4me3 and K9ac at the start site on both genes appears to be due to this position lacking a nucleosome and being more accessible, as indicated by MNase sensitivity maps across these genes.

David Brown of New View Economics The sharp dip in Germany's IFO index marks another nail in the coffin for stronger recovery this year.