Sentence examples for cusp of falling from inspiring English sources

"So that means the exchanges are potentially on the cusp of falling apart," Howard said.

Mr. Collins put this question on the table: "Is America renewing its greatness, or is America dangerously on the cusp of falling from great to good?" At a break, one C.E.O.

The company chosen to insure the lease payments, Assured Guaranty Ltd., is now "on the cusp of falling below the thresholds under the lease," according to a memo this summer by Debra Johnson, the acting executive director of the transit agency.

The bitcoin price is this morning off by almost 5% over the last 24 hours, on the cusp of falling below the psychological $3,500 mark, with investors and traders continuing to fret over the future of major cryptocurrencies as a year-long bear market looks set to drag on well into 2019.

Time slows down everywhere at this hour on a cusp-of-fall weekend, but here in Clinton, Ontario, a somnolent slip of a town (population 3,500) that is easy to miss after a three-hour drive from Toronto during which you pass nothing but mile after flat mile of fields punctuated by grazing cows and horses, the stillness is so vast that it seems almost cautionary.

On my visits, in good weather on the cusp of fall, the wait was a pleasant enough affair.

Maybe the Open's placement in the calendar, on the cusp of fall, inspires these annual reflections.

Some people who did not lose a friend or a spouse or a job feel guilty for laughing too loud in public or enjoying a deliciously cool night on the cusp of fall.

Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of New York Road Runners, figured it might be a rough day when she headed to Harlem in late August for the Percy Sutton 5K, a race held on a hazy, humid morning on the cusp of the fall marathon season.

Although not unexpected, Rubio's inability to carry his home state served as the final nail in the coffin of a campaign caught perennially on the cusp of breaking through, but falling under the weight of its own expectations.

The parapet is also machicolated (except on the north façade) and continued between the central towers by a carved-foliage arch (originally with cusping which fell in 1882), instead of corbels.