Sentence examples for term tip from inspiring English sources

As the term "tip" implies, sleep tips do not address the roots of our sleep concerns.

"It is our belief that if the term tip or gratuity is used that customers assume 100percentt of monies collected go directly and exclusively to service staff".

The article quoted the demographer William H. Frey twice misusing the term "tipping point" to mean milestone or "culmination" of a trend.

Dr. Hansen defends the use of the term tipping point and said that it accurately depicts some probable consequences of unchecked global warming.

They worry that the use of the term "tipping point" can be misleading and could backfire, fueling criticism of alarmism and threatening public support for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Acoustic shadowing from the hair may totally obscure the back wall of a large dermoid, hence the term tip-of-the-iceberg sign.

Interest rates are low, and national assets are still a multiple of debt, arguing against a near-term tipping point.

There's no near-term tipping point for eRreader adoption.

The company's website offers short- and long-term tips for trimming usage in the winter, he noted.

Let's take some of the stress off your shoulders with some short-term tips for reducing the damage to your budget if you haven't pre-planned for the holidays this year -- and then outline a long-term strategy you can use to budget for the holidays next year so that next winter runs a lot more smoothly.

22 The later have been termed TIP-DCs (TNF and inducible nitric oxide synthase producing DCs), and are held accountable for the production of IL-23.