Sentence examples for is already dipping from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office will release its forecast next week, and it may show that the government is already dipping into Social Security money.

He notes that Germany's state-owned development bank, KfW, is already dipping a toe in these waters by providing loans through its Spanish counterpart to credit-starved small and medium-size businesses.

Apple is already dipping into uncomfortable margin territory for them.

ESPN is already dipping its toes into the streaming side with ESPN+, which while limited signals an opportunity to break out and attract those consumers that aren't interested in a cable bundle.

In many places, staff are already dipping into their own pockets to help pupils hit by the broader impact of austerity, buying them not educational materials but food and underwear.

In Belgium, for example, it's already dipping into the low 40s in the evening.

Yet we were already dipping into savings during the second month just to pay the bills.

But decades ago, as a boy in England, Sacks was already dipping his feet into the lab -- mixing up chemicals in the family laundry room.

If investors and fund managers are already dipping their toes into the market, with the so-called "deleveraging process" barely underway, are we setting ourselves up for another round of financial bubbles?

By noon, the five farmers were already dipping feverishly into the supply of 4,000 oysters from farms as distant as La Paz and Cape Cod.

So if there is one sector of the economy I would say that is already double dipping, that certainly is the housing and real estate sector.