Sentence examples for that it will dump from inspiring English sources

If a large financial firm becomes unstable, regulators often worry that it will dump its assets, setting off a fire sale.

Also with the salt or pepper shaker, unscrew the top and leave it just loose enough that it will dump salt or pepper all over the next time someone turns it over.

This week Muehlbronner stopped short of actually pulling the lever that will dump Spain through the trapdoor into a fiscal torture chamber that would have done credit to Torquemada himself.

That will dump more jobless people into a weak job market, making it harder for those already unemployed to find work and pressing down wages and hours.

While Nairobi may be inland, a huge amount of the nine million tons of plastic that's estimated will dump from land into the oceans this year, starts out in places like Kibera with no formalized waste disposal infrastructure.

It would be a real surprise if the next load that WikiLeaks will dump on the Internet were to contain cable traffic leaked by a Chinese or Iranian government official.

"I told the president that if you don't dump that faction leader we will dump her ourselves," Grace Mugabe said on the campaign trail, referring to the vice-president and Robert Mugabe's one-time heir apparent, Joice Mujuru.

And that has some concerned that lenders will dump their worst loans, leaving the government with losses.

She is suspicious that Clinton will dump her more liberal positions once she has the nomination in her grasp.

The subtext of the game is that the driver's masculinity is on the line: if you don't make the drifts and corners that she demands, the threat is that she will dump you.

When a woman in her 40's says she is waiting for her fiancé, he snidely warns her that her future husband will dump her after he wakes up one morning and realizes how old she is.