Sentence examples for has tipped back from inspiring English sources

The balance has tipped back since, but then the board is shrunken to eight.

Figures to be released on Thursday are expected to show that the eurozone has tipped back into recession.

TO the chagrin of many renters in New York City, the balance of power in the rental market has tipped back toward landlords — if not far enough for landlords to start celebrating quite yet.

Abe called the election essentially as a referendum on his economic policies, after official statistics showed that Japan has tipped back into recession despite his efforts to stimulate growth with a much-eased monetary policy and a huge injection of government spending.

And in general, it's quite a spectacle to see officials patting themselves on the back over an economic strategy that, let's not forget, has tipped Europe back into recession, and keeps pushing overall euro area unemployment to new highs.

Paula Radcliffe has tipped Jessica Ennis-Hill to come back better than ever after being forced out of the World Championships by injury.

As Azoulay reflects in his elegiac epilogue, anti-colonial feeling has tipped this Athenian imperialist back into a nonentity.

For one thing, Rwanda in 1994 was so devastated, fragile and bitterly divided that an immediate turn to multi-party democracy could have tipped it back into chaos.

While she has tip-toed her way back on to the scene, with baby Aleph in tow, Natalie Portman will be returning to Hollywood Friday night for her first post-baby gig.

This also means you may not realize how drunk you're getting until you've already tipped back one too many.

The cessation of referendum hostilities...may have tipped the balance back in favour of the 'Remain' campaign, but it will be hard work keeping early gains without a big swing in the opinion polls.