This was partly because Richardson, feeling protected, slightly dipped her head and leaned in toward, rather than away, from contact.
Well… It actually dropped slightly, dipping from 27.72 at the beginning of 2007 to 27.45 when the lights go out on Sunday.
And shares of Apple are slightly dipping after news of SanDisk's new MP3 player hit the markets.
Some clubs will lose sponsors and investors, stadium attendance will slightly dip and fans will protest ticket prices and debate a salary cap.
The slightly dipped seat, the gently tapering legs, the exquisitely turned armrests are both logical and a visual and tactile delight.
The layer is sub-horizontal and slightly dipping eastward, corresponding to the boundary between the subducting Indian Plate and the overriding Burma Plate.
Active users in the U.S. might have slightly dipped but thanks to an aggressive international expansion, there are more players now than ever, with 500 million games played monthly.
It consisted of a prenuclear high-tone pitch accent on the sentence-initial verb, followed by a slightly dipped F0 transition that led over to a nuclear high-tone pitch accent on the sentence-final target word.
Even more worrisome is that the proportion slightly dipped from that of 20 years ago, despite an increased focus on combating gender inequality in recent years.
I had only slightly dipped my toe into the dark, swirling, bottomless ocean that is man's capacity for violence and hate and even that made me feel out of my depth.
