Sentence examples for suffer a dip from inspiring English sources

"He's only 18 and you are going to suffer a dip in form.

Every ounce of common sense says that the country that had a stellar World Cup must now suffer a dip.

Many players will experience a purple patch during the season, and even the best players suffer a dip in form at times.

"We did suffer a dip in the last elections where Sinn Fein went ahead of us for the first time but if anything that served as a wake up call for many people.

"It's impossible to be at your best every week," he said, declining to add that, for him and Federer, it is less likely they will suffer a dip in a final.

A school might suffer a dip in results owing to specific temporary factors such as a sudden change in personnel or an influx of new pupils in a single year group and yet remain fundamentally sound.

In 2012, Fields suffered a dip in form.

In contrast to other veteran stars, he has never really suffered a dip in popularity.

The label's fortunes suffered a dip in the 1980s and by the early 1990s, it had been taken over.

He suffered a dip in form before reaching the semi-finals in Monaco, where he lost to a resurgent Rafael Nadal.

Rauschenberg's reputation suffered a dip in the 1970s, but now it is on the rise again.