Sentence examples for still dipped from inspiring English sources

A crucial measure of business spending declined less than expected in April, a sign that businesses might be breathing easier about the economy, although orders for cars and computer equipment still dipped, the government said Wednesday.

NEW YORK TIMES Executives Still Benefiting From Golden Parachutes |  Despite efforts to tighten restrictions on executive pay after the financial crisis, many exit parachutes are still dipped in gold, even for chiefs who are shown the door, The New York Times writes.

Another novel idea in a wick-type solar still was given by Frick and Summerfeld (1973), who suggested the use of jute cloth along the width of the still, dipped in saline water trays.

Cyclical stocks offset some of the losses among financial components in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, but the index still dipped into the red under the weight of financial stocks such as Citigroup c, Merrill Lynch mer and International Business Machines ibm.

For inspiration, he still dips into his African past.

But the rate could still dip below 4 percent by the end of the year, he said.

You're at the net and the ball is still dipping a lot.

Heck, three years on and I'm still dipping in and out on a fairly regular basis.

Even if firms charge clients more and close down capital-intensive businesses, among other steps, returns would still dip to 12-14%, barely covering their costs of capital.

Japanese equities recently sank to 19-year lows, but the five club members -- middle-aged workers and small-business owners -- are still dipping into the market.

Hair like frozen smoke; face made from old rhino hide; still dipping and dancing with his guitar, flicking out the simplicities.