Sentence examples for suffering a dip from inspiring English sources

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, has slipped to second place after suffering a dip in support due to his close association with Park's Saenuri party – although he is not a member.

Agnew insists Finn is not alone in suffering a dip in form and agrees the bowler needs time away from the sport.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "Eddie Howe is about to embark on his second full season in charge, after suffering a dip at the end of the last campaign which saw them win just three of their last 15 games.

Official numbers confirmed this morning that Spain is back in recession, suffering a double dip (like the UK) after GDP fell 0.3% in the first three months of the year.

Despite these tactics, both Erdogan and the AKP are suffering a noticeable dip in popularity.

If the figures show the economy shrank in the final three months of 2012 they will be held to show that Britain risks suffering a "triple-dip" recession.

Its edgy back-and-forth once dominated our screens, but now the format is suffering a severe ratings dip.

5.36pm GMT The OBR isn't ruling out the chances of the UK suffering an unprecedented 'triple-dip' recession.

"They see a 54% chance of the UK suffering a 'double dip', up from just 27% a year ago," said Stewart.

The bike gives suffering a purpose.

You are suffering a long manopause".