Sentence examples for temporary dips from inspiring English sources

Economists say weather disruptions often create such temporary dips.

Short-term factors like the 1970s oil-price shock caused temporary dips, but vehicle use soon recovered.The current fall in car use has doubtless been exacerbated by recession.

But the rejuggling will cause what Kaushik Basu of India's Ministry of Finance has called "skewflation", a rise in one set of prices relative to others.If China is suffering from skewflation, or temporary dips in supply, its inflation problem should soon resolve itself.

A "temporary" dip, Mr. Beutel says.

It is just a temporary dip, they tell themselves.

This shrunken market of wary consumers is no temporary dip, most of these merchants say.

Many families cannot afford even a temporary dip in their income.

Maybe it's the temporary dip in temperature, or the imminent threat of hurricane Irene along the Northeast.

Public revulsion at the attacks contributed to a temporary dip in the far-right vote in 1993.

But what may be seen in a younger player as a temporary dip is likelier, in older players, to be interpreted as terminal decline.

But James Jones, consumer education manager at Experian, says you may have nothing to worry about as moving home can cause a temporary dip in a rating.