Sentence examples for be tipped into from inspiring English sources

Others forecast that hundreds of millions of people would be tipped into hunger.

It will certainly create a volatile situation, which could be tipped into chaos by a terrorist attack on the protesters.

The fashion brand Jaeger is set to be tipped into administration, putting almost 700 jobs at risk.

In wars past, as one officer briskly and correctly informs Connor, the dead would be tipped into a common pit with a sprinkling of lime.

Daily scraps would be tipped into the ceramic crock, and finally emptied into the plastic carrier, which I would take in the car to Rhode Island.

The economy has been slowing in the run-up to the referendum: now there is a risk it will be tipped into recession.

Concern that the economy may be tipping into recession -- or perhaps has already landed there -- is on many minds.

Widely held companies are more vulnerable to hostile takeover bids a spur to managers and a boon for shareholders.Optimism may now be tipping into hubris.

Some of the president's top aides, including the secretary of state John Kerry and senior members of his national security staff, have grown increasingly alarmed that the crisis in Syria may be tipping into dangerous instability.

A spokesperson claims that Payleven is already profitable in certain markets and will be tipping into the black globally soon.

The company is understood not yet to be profitable globally, although some individual markets appear to be tipping into the black.