Sentence examples for suggested a dip from inspiring English sources

But then a friend suggested a dip in the sea to shake off the journey and before I knew it, we were heading for Llangrannog in Ceredigion.

Intriguingly, our preliminary results suggested a dip in total Akt levels at 20 min of Gas6 stimulation, which was a consistent observation that we currently cannot explain (Figure S1A).

The swim was the result of an email I'd sent round to various friends a few weeks earlier suggesting a dip to kickstart the new year.

With a recent survey by nfpSynergy suggesting a dip in the public's trust in charities compared with other institutions, charities perhaps need to try harder than ever to deal with negativity when difficult situations arise.

He is quick to suggest a dip in his hilltop pool, surrounded by zebra-pattern loungers, to offer a fig plucked from his grove or to usher a visitor to the hangar where he stows his private helicopter, sliding open the door with a clang as he croons: "This is my baby.

Among Republicans, polls published since the Iowa caucus suggest a slight dip in support for Donald Trump, but not enough to make a dent in his considerable lead in the state.

Although the empirical results suggest a slight dip in the probability of accepting in penultimate trials, this merely reflects the fact that there were very few trials with these long deferments.

Bottom line, there's not sufficient data to suggest a double-dip is around the corner.

Aftershock activity is still observed in the region and suggests a steeply dipping plane plunging toward the trench (Gamage et al., 2009).

Until then he suggests taking a dip at this lake, one of several at nearby Watermead Country Park.

"Falling share prices in the summer on both sides of the Atlantic and increasing unemployment has had an impact on consumer confidence, suggesting a potential 'double-dip' recession," the company said in a statement accompanying its revenue figures today.