Sentence examples for which has dipped from inspiring English sources
But growing powers have done nothing to reverse the unbroken trend of falling turnout, which has dipped at every election since direct elections were instituted 1979.
However, the viewing figures were an improvement on many editions of the talent show which has dipped below three million during the series.
Toyota's share price has dropped about 22 percent in the last year, faring worse than the Nikkei 225 index, which has dipped 8.5 percent in the same period.
In that time, the number of mobile phone subscribers surpassed the number of fixed telephone lines, which has dipped 8.5percentt.
The change in lineup means ITV1's Sunday night regular Dancing on Ice, which has dipped in the ratings, will move earlier to 6.05pm.
Time Warner's stock has gained 7.6 percent in the last year, to $34.99, outperforming the Walt Disney Company, which has dipped 3.5 percent, but it has lagged behind Viacom, which has jumped 13.5 percent.
His velocity, which had dipped in spring training, was back to 90 miles per hour.
Prices in Brooklyn, which had dipped in the second quarter, rose by 11percentt last quarter for apartments and town houses.
Willes proclaimed the absurd goal of boosting circulation, which had dipped down toward the million mark, by fifty per cent.
The white share of the population, which had dipped to about 40 percent as recently as the 1990s, climbed to nearly 51 percent last year.
She held for two-love and took two points off the Williams serve, which had dipped to an alarming 20%, before the world No1 got a grip.
