Sentence examples for that have dipped from inspiring English sources

Many cities that have dipped a toe or two into the privatization pool, and others that have plunged in, have had awful results.

She offered a list of 30 "new small caps" -- companies with market values that have dipped below $2.5 billion after being above $3 billion last spring -- that have buy ratings from Citigroup analysts.

His 21st N.H.L. season has been a forgettable one, marked by injury and a save percentage that has dipped to.900, the lowest full-season mark of his career.

In 2011, there were 8,963 cases reported - a number that has dipped now, but campaigners and patients claim the NHS and healthcare professionals are still not doing enough.

What have we done to deserve this wretched weather?" Ms. Vrachnos, who works in the marketing department of a financial publishing company, had suited up to brave temperatures that had dipped into the low 50's -- a black wool coat, trousers and a fake Burberry plaid hat.

Morris navigated the recent tech collapse by selling old-timers like Microsoft and Dell, and using profits to buy companies that had dipped radically.

A U.S. $2.3 billion loan -- part of an US$11 billion package -- from China offers short-term respite for foreign reserves that had dipped below U.S. $30 billion.

The coal mining industry gave 97percentt of its donations to Republicans in 2016 ― a figure that has dipped to 95percentthis yearar. . "This is going to be the way that we ask people to make some clear choices, so voters know what they're getting," Pelosi said.

We can hope, too, that having dipped its toe in the HD waters, it will now take the plunge.

That has dipped a little bit.

He had also got far enough forward to test Hugo Lloris with a 25-yard shot that would have dipped under the bar had the goalkeeper not intervened.