Sentence examples for tip that we from inspiring English sources

And a 'perhaps melodramatic' sense that the balance was starting to tip, that we might be on the brink of a Third World War.

In response to my colleague Tara Siegel Bernard's recent post on the best places to store down payment money for a home, a reader commented with a tip that we thought was worth sharing.

"For some reason the police had received a tip that we might be in grave danger and they came to rescue us," Filis, a university lecturer, told the Guardian.

A suitable alternative to a micropipette tip that we have also used is an RNA-free micropipette tip with filter.

The smaller effect QTL for staminate ear tip that we identified on chromosomes 9 and 10 did not overlap previously identified domestication QTL or known floral sex determination genes.

"We have reached the tipping point that we have been warning about where, without reform, the business becomes unsustainable," Fahour said.

And we never know when those circumstances might befall us, pitching us towards a tipping point that we hadn't perceived to be there.

Neil Mellor, a currency strategist at Bank of New York Mellon in London, said there was a feeling in the market "that we're getting to a tipping point, that we're definitely close to something," but he expressed optimism that the Continent would weather the storm.

Co-founder and CEO Michael Neidhoefer tells TechCrunch that the investment is a sign of the "tipping point" that we are now seeing in mobile web usage, and how companies like his are taking investment now to meet that opportunity: "Mobile phones are in many places outselling PCs," he notes.

The "tipping point" is just that; we so quickly forget all the messy efforts over many years in many places that were necessary to build up a consensus to reach that tipping point.

"My mother would unfold and count dollar bills in tips, and with that we would go and buy dinner," Vuong said, as we got the check.