Sentence examples for problems that could tip from inspiring English sources

And the laundry list of problems that could tip the economy into another severe downturn, if not a recession, is growing only longer.

First, Washington and Michigan should step up to make sure the Big Three do no collapse from short-term cash flow problems, thereby preventing catastrophic job losses that could tip the entire Midwest into a a full-on economic depression.

One insider told me to watch the plans for next week's auction of federal bonds: "If Treasury auctions five-year rather than one-year bonds, that could tip their hand that we have a chronic, long-term problem".

That could tip the race back in Clinton's direction.

And that could tip the election to McCain.

Some problems that could do with remedying.

"That could be a tip-off to a deeper problem that could cause a system crash if left uncorrected".

"We're at a particular junction in history where it's clear that something has to give: problem is that things could tip any which way.

So we're at a particular junction in history now where it's clear that something has to give – problem is that things could tip any which way.

And with Lee, that agenda could tip to the left.

"Geithner's problem wasn't so much any one decision as his absolutism, his conviction that anything that might cause the banks discomfort could tip the whole financial system back into chaos," Scheiber writes.