Sentence examples for sharper dip from inspiring English sources

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 August, Mr. Trump was suddenly riding high again in the polls.

Even a sharp dip after the commercial break can be enough to sound the death knell.

11 Causes Sharp Dip in Popular Wedding Month" (news article, Aug. 10).

After a sharp dip for his first Sunday of rebellion, the priest's numbers have held steady.

The weak figures from Comet came as video games specialist Game also revealed a sharp dip in sales.

Last year, they fell by 1.1percentt, with most of the drop coming as a result of a sharp dip in manufacturing.

The latest figure marks a reversal of the sharp dip recorded in September 2012 when loans worth £11.4bn were advanced, compared to £12.9bn in August.

Some industry analysts applauded such strategies in 1999 and the early weeks of 2000, before the first sharp dip in technology stock prices last spring.

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.

Meanwhile, shrinking world demand and plummeting commodity prices have resulted in a sharp dip in South Africa's exports.So companies have begun to announce big lay-offs as demand falls and factories close.