Others say that dips in stock markets are actually encouraging investors to return.
It's a duck tour, aboard a second world war amphibious vehicle that dips in and out of the river Liffey.
CHERRYWOOD KITCHEN Chris Cheung is the chef in charge of an American menu that dips its toe into Asia with bone marrow clay-pot rice.
He uses a version of Johnny Rotten's lilt, the statement that dips and rises, ending slightly higher than where it began.
ReprintsThe rebound has also confirmed the belief of many individual investors that equities are the best long-term investment, and that dips in prices are buying opportunities.
Camels have an unmistakable silhouette, with their humped back, short tail, long slim legs, and long neck that dips downward and rises to a small narrow head.
M83's Graveyard Girl is just that song: soaring, Gallic, 1980s-style pop that dips its toes in an ocean of tweeness without getting too embarrassingly wet.
It's a sporadically fascinating film that dips its toe into many different themes where perhaps it should have chosen to immerse itself in just one or two.
Comey lays a sick testimony in verse form that dips into the truly bombastic hook, "Lordy, I hope there are tapes".
Normally, a pension plan that dips below 90percentt for an extended time is considered underfunded, and the company must make special, accelerated contributions.
There are stronger vocals and conventional – almost mainstream pop songwriting – and the musical template that dips into everything from dubstep to bhangra.
