Sentence examples for suffered dips from inspiring English sources

Both Dade Behring and KB Toys soon suffered dips in their business.

Strachan acknowledged that some of his players suffered dips in form against Gibraltar but praised their application and commitment.

They are not alone in having suffered dipping attendances amid general apathy among rugby fans, particularly where they and Cardiff Blues are concerned.

P3 Radio 4's Today suffers dip in audience.

And the reason the result is not a locked-down certainty for Nadal, who has lost only one match here since his debut in 2005, is that, for much of the past fortnight, Djokovic has suffered repeated dips in intensity, only to dredge up a string of minor miracles to survive.

The party has suffered no dip in the polls, however.

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.