Sentence examples for slight dip in from inspiring English sources

But sales are now flat and it is bracing for a slight dip in 2009.

Poland reported a slight dip in gas deliveries on Wednesday, Reuters reported.

A slight dip in competition might soften his game, but a boost in confidence might reignite his killer instinct.

But for thousands of others, the slight dip in the average temperatures this month has been more perilous.

Already, the college reports a significant uptick in contributions, although there's also been a slight dip in enrollment.

Although Sisi is by far the most popular figure in the country, I already sense a slight dip in enthusiasm.

The change reflected a slight dip in performance fees and some base fees, as clients chose products with lower fees.

Ms. Rousseff appeared to have taken a slight dip in the polls at that time, but she has recovered.

The league has cited unusual circumstances – most significantly the lockout which meant tickets went on sale far later than usual – when explaining the slight dip in demand.

And the job market still hasn't turned around – that slight dip in the measured unemployment rate last month was probably a statistical fluke.

For roughly the same fee as that which saw Lukaku depart, and even with his slight dip in form over recent months, his arrival was a masterstroke.