Sentence examples for helps tip from inspiring English sources

Only about 10percentt of those he helps tip him, and he does not expect them to.

Early on, we see a little more of Mr. Duvall's Kilgore, and it helps tip him away from heroism and toward madness.

Chamber choirs often take a more adventurous approach to repertory than their orchestral counterparts, and having a composer and arranger on the podium no doubt helps tip the balance.

Bolting cooling facilities onto an OTEC generator, and also using some of the resulting power for desalination on islands like the Bahamas that are short of fresh water, helps tip the economic balance in favour of OTEC.The Caribbean, indeed, seems a popular place to try the technology out.

Fallon insisted the UK would only use airstrikes after former foreign secretary William Hague said military action should not rule out the use of "small specialist ground forces in the future from western nations if that helps tip the balance on the ground".

"Simply wearing red doesn't turn you into an excellent competitor," says Hill. "But it helps tip the balance between winning and losing when people are fairly evenly matched".

Carina helped tip the scales.

Abstentions by Rwanda and Nigeria, he said, helped tip the balance.

Ms. Roberts's return may help tip the scales further in ABC's favor.

The first rise in the consumption tax helped tip the economy back into recession.

In some cases, the Internet has helped tip off retailers to particularly profitable items.