Sentence examples for suffered a dip from inspiring English sources

In 2012, Fields suffered a dip in form.

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

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

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

Home accessories, toys and baby equipment and furniture all suffered a dip and clothes sales were weaker as hot weather dampened demand for new autumn ranges.

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

"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.

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.