Sentence examples for forced to dip from inspiring English sources

It has been forced to dip into its $7 million endowment to cover operating expenses.

By next year, Senator Conrad said, the budget may be forced to dip into the Social Security surplus.

Anticipating a $40,000 drop in earnings this year, he and his wife have been forced to dip into a retirement fund to pay their daughter's college expenses.

After that, when the players are forced to dip into their savings, they may be more willing to go back to the negotiating table.

After a tough last two years and a job transition, I was forced to dip into my 401k just to keep afloat.

And it's nearly impossible for many freelancers to plan for retirement when they are forced to dip into their savings during periods between jobs.

Dylan worked Rachel's margins, dodging her main force to dip sidelong into what he could make sense of.

A negative cash flow has forced it to dip into its reserves.Now Queenco says its new property might have to be sold, if it cannot find new investors.

That dubious distinction belongs, by a large margin, to 2005 and its 28 named storms, which exhausted the World Meteorological Organization's yearly list of 21 names and forced officials to dip into the Greek alphabet for the first time.

After days of strike blockades at oil refineries and fuel depots forced France to dip into its strategic fuel supplies to counter petrol shortages, Hollande told reporters at the G7 summit in Japan: "I will stand firm because I think it is a good reform".

The money was supposed to be kept in a fund that would last the duration of the lease, but budget shortfalls forced Daley to dip into it in order to keep from raising revenues.