Sentence examples for tipped further from inspiring English sources

The scales tipped further when Soundscape's owner offered a discount since I'm a regular there.

Virtually all the indicators that Fabrizio catalogued tipped further in Kerry's favor after the Democratic Convention in Boston.

The Hotel Grand Chancellor in the city centre, which slumped dramatically in the February quake, had tipped further towards the ground, said witnesses.

Other polls have suggested that over the last 12 months, the scales have tipped further, with a majority of Americans now in favour of gay marriage.

DAKAR, Senegal Ivory Coaststippeded further toward civil war on Tuesday as forces opposed to the nation's strongman, Laurent Gbagbo, captured strategic towns on two fronts, diplomats in the country's main city, Abidjan, said.

The scales are likely to tip further.

The optimal solution probably features both…but it says here the scale will tip further towards the latter with every passing year.

The corporate goods price index climbed 7.2% compared with last year’s corresponding period, with the country looking likely to tip further into recession.

Getting the balance to tip further in the direction of engaged users will mean that Twitter can sell itself better as a broadcasting platform to advertisers hungry to go not just where registered users are congregating, but specifically to where users are logging on, paying attention, and clicking.

And to explore their immediate home and domestic life and their social relationships and see whether they are on that path of distress yet, and if so what can we do to stop them from tipping further because, the further, they tip the more depression is waiting for them".

By this time her husband had become minority leader in the House, a solid, trusted and well-liked performer, but one whom few tipped for further advancement.