Sentence examples for risk tipping from inspiring English sources

You risk tipping the drama towards sympathising with her".

Still, why do the firms risk tipping their hands to competitors?

That would choke off exports and risk tipping the economy back into recession.

Darling said on GMTV: "If we took public spending away now we'd risk tipping the country back into recession.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said: "Only an especially strong GDP reading would risk tipping the heavily split Bank of England's policymakers towards tightening in early May".

Other Administration officials warned that increased Government borrowing to clean up the industry will raise interest rates and risk tipping the economy into a recession.

The former stance risks tipping the balance against those with less evident obligations, such as jockeys.

He warned that "ideologically-driven" Tory plans for cuts risked tipping the country back into recession.

They warned that the appearance of a fait accompli by the government risked tipping more unions towards striking.

A plot this heavy usually risks tipping into melodrama, but Bond's luminous prose is grounded in a sure reality.

But Alistair Darling, the chancellor, said the Tories risked "tipping the country back into recession" by cutting spending too early.