Sentence examples for dip to pay from inspiring English sources

While it was a fantastic device when it was introduced, the "dip" to pay on a bus slows boarding to a crawl.

And a growing number of elderly Americans like Mrs. Yeager have been forced to dip into savings to pay for hospital deductibles or prescription drugs, which are not covered under Medicare.

Christine Ford, 30, a Tallahassee single mom working two jobs, said she was forced to dip into savings to pay the $300 for day care when her daughter's Head Start abruptly closed.

The losses reported by the bank in the last quarter meant it had to dip into its capital to pay dividends.

Some have been forced to take out loans, borrow from family members or dip into retirement accounts to pay for basic necessities.

The pending legislation would require foundations to give the entire 5percenttoto charity, forcing them to dip into other assets to pay trustees.

(If lawsuits do name individual partners, as is likely, then those partners could have to dip into personal wealth to pay damages).

If you continue on that road, you will spend the surplus and have to dip into Social Security to pay other bills.

The supermarkets say customers are worried about the cost of Christmas and expect families will dip into their savings to pay for the celebrations.

The exchange has limited ability to dip into cash reserves to pay for purchases, however, as it is required to maintain a capital buffer to cover the risks involved with running a clearinghouse.

In response to the slowdown, Mr. Putin has directed the government to prepare an aggressive and potentially risky stimulus plan that would dip into reserve funds to pay for infrastructure projects.