Sentence examples for sudden dip from inspiring English sources

One step backward meant a sudden dip in Chesapeake Bay.

It will not lead to a sudden dip in health-care costs, predicts Mr Trogdon.

But on May 30th official figures showed a sudden dip in the inflation rate.

Last week's sudden dip in oil prices, which could show up at the pump soon, might also sap momentum behind the tax measure.

What's more, if there is a sudden dip in return from repeat customers, that's a sign of dissatisfaction and a cause for concern for businesses.

You're up, awake, obsessing over the sudden dip in Wally Backman's batting average or what the Yankees are going to do about their third starter.

Mr. Hoover buys more shares after their prices take sudden dips of 20percentt or more.

Sudden dips in the road lead to cool, forested nooks, canopied with yellow poplars, red maples and hickory trees.

Here the pattern is a general decline in function over years but interspersed with sudden dips from which you either recover or die.

Many new wind farms lie along the gusty Columbia River corridor, and their concentration means that changes in the wind can bring sudden dips and spikes in the power they generate.

— For this isolated mining town, which lives and dies by the price of copper, the last few years have been a roller coaster ride of steep climbs and sudden dips.