Sentence examples for total dipped from inspiring English sources

Growth slowed in 2008 during the financial crisis and then the total dipped over the following couple of years.

The figures for England and Wales build on last year's progress, when the annual total dipped below 100,000 for the first time since 2005.

The total dipped a little in 2011 after the arrival of a tough new police chief, Julian Leyzaola, whose military tactics have made some headway, but his critics assert that he ignores human rights and uses torture to extract confessions.

Kariya finished the season with the third-highest goals total of his career with 42, though his points total dipped to 86.

His totals dipped to 55 receptions and 3 touchdowns last season from 80 receptions and 16 touchdowns in 2007.

Federal and state prisoner totals dipped slightly in the past three years to 1.57 million amid falling crime rates, but when county jails are included, there are still 2.24 million people incarcerated at any given time and nearly 5 million on probation or parole.

In Fig. 6, we show the evolution of the reflectivity as a function of the total dipping time for a PSi sample whose grafting has been realized using the potentiostatic method.

Total revenues dipped by 1% to £1.96bn.

"What more can be said?" Last month alone, total sales dipped 2.2percentt from November, slowing to a 4.89 million annual rate.

(Update: As of Thursday morning, that total had dipped to a little more than forty thousand dollars, with some earlier pledges having been cancelled).

Jane Friedman, chief executive of the HarperCollins division of the News Corporation, which published "Body for Life," said Barnes & Noble's share of the book's total sales dipped briefly last month after the shift, perhaps while its stores moved the book.