Sentence examples for survive dips from inspiring English sources

Most of the newcomers have been employed and have managed to survive dips in the job market.

Its wide spectrum of home companies — including the World Tourism Organization, global broadband and telecommunications provider Telefonica, infrastructure and engineering firm Acciona and oil and gas giant Repsol — have helped the city to survive dips in the national economy.

What is different now is the growing self-belief that she can survive such dips, and come out the other side.

The Apple Watch's water resistance is rated at IPX7, which means that it should survive occasional dips up as deep as 1M (3.2 feet) for 30 minutes.

While you probably don't want to test all of Olympus's claims at once, it's nice to know your camera can survive a dip and a drop without turning into shrapnel.

Some of those who survive casually dip cups into a slow-moving drainage ditch for a drink as a woman washes dishes a few feet away.

"The government could do much more, and that means, for example, they reduce PRSI tax [national insurance] on employers like me and take our tax bill down to generate enough spare cash for mushroom farmers to survive this dip in revenue due to the pound," he says.

The Polaroid Cube needs a case to survive a dip in the pool.

Other GoPro cameras require various cases and accessories to survive a dip in the pool or a bounce on the floor.

Amazingly, the Motorola phone survived multiple dips in the coolant.

Apple doesn't claim that the iPhone 6S is waterproof, but it seems that the phone is a lot more capable of surviving a dip into water than last year's iPhone 6 and most other non-waterproof or water-resistant smartphones.