Sentence examples for smaller dip from inspiring English sources

Though viewing figures were down on the record numbers who tuned into the Paralympics in London, they saw a smaller dip than the Olympics coverage on the BBC.

Between 2000 and 2005, the last year that statistics are available, the number of abortion facilities in the U.S. dropped 2 percent -- a smaller dip than those in the preceding five-year periods, but a decline nonetheless.

field produces a CEST profile with a main dip at the chemical shift of the resonance belonging to the major conformation and a smaller dip at the position of the corresponding resonance frequency of the minor conformer.

There is everything from "Hedonist Cruises" geared for people who are exploring the "swinger" lifestyle to smaller dip-your-toe-in-the-water experiences for women and couples such as sexual retreats.

Every year or two on average there is a correction where you can buy on relatively smaller dips.

"This has not happened and this small dip is far less cataclysmic than some were predicting".

The water in the small dip pool is colored with algae.

A small dip in recent months still leaves the number at 750,000.

The ONS said total new housing recorded no growth in the third quarter, following a small dip the previous quarter.

The small dip between two hills in Northamptonshire is home to a motorway service station and marks the unofficial boundary between the north and south of Britain.

Though that's a small dip, the change is noteworthy because for several years, text messaging had been steadily growing in the United States.