Sentence examples for value dipped from inspiring English sources
When he tried to reinvent himself as a sports mogul by launching the stupendously unsuccessful XFL football league, he became distracted and his ratings (and stock value) dipped.
Last week, J. C. Penney, based in Plano, Tex., said its chairman and chief executive, James Oesterreicher, was resigning, after two years during which store sales and earnings slumped and the retailer's stock market value dipped by $15 billion.
"Workers who are not sophisticated complain when they see that $25 was deducted from their paycheck and their statement shows they have $24 in their account because the mutual fund's value dipped," Mr. Utkus said.
Few believe he can afford to implement his threat, and the oil price rose only slightly.Not so PDVSA's bonds, whose value dipped sharply on investors' fears that lenders may face a higher risk of eventual default.
Sergey Brin $1.6 BILLION NET WORTH: $18.3 BILLION Founders value dipped after Googles fourth- quarter earnings missed estimates and shares fell 9%.
The trends for the total sample, and for several sub-samples within it, are illustrated in figure 2, with the underlying data shown in table 2. The total sample shows some slight variation in the early decades, but there was a sustained lowering in average ages in the 1790s and 1800s, when the mean value dipped below 12 years.
Physical book sales saw a drop in value, dipping 0.4% year on year.
We're one week away from the debut of the 3G iPhone, and the question on everyone's mind seems to be, "What's going to happen to the six million first-gen iPhones that are on the fast track to obsolescence?" The iPhone – the ultimate in "cool" for the last twelve months – is about to board the lametrain, and the race is on to unload them before its resale value dips any further.
Shortly after that, the stock market crashed and home values dipped precipitously.
Values dipped across the UK for the third quarter in a row, falling 0.1% between February and April, compared with declines of 0.1%and0.7%7% in the two previous three-month periods, according to Halifax.
They bought a condo at the height of the market with an interest-only adjustable-rate mortgage, and he said that when values dipped and the rate adjusted, "we were very fortunate to not get underwater the way a lot of other people did".
