Sentence examples for tipping more from inspiring English sources

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

Both of these would have an absolute effect of tipping more children into poverty rather than a relative effect of making it look like more children are in poverty.

Galen's assumption was that the perfect balance is rare, and that most people were in flux, tipping more or less away from balance according to their own behaviours, the environment and their humoral predispositions.

For next year the retailer is tipping more unlikely items such as cold-pressed watermelon juice – which in the US has the star backing of Beyoncé, who recently bought a stake in the WTRMLN WTR brand.

But they certainly make the fine art of tipping more difficult to master.

A tip of 15 percent of the cost is customary, but if he or she was really good or went beyond your expectations, consider tipping more.

Would he have to tip more at the holidays?

"We'll do our best to encourage more people to tip more generously to offset losses.

Governments must ensure that these high prices do not tip more vulnerable people into hunger.

But the balance tipped more significantly toward foreign food in the 1990s.

But he said passengers often tip more if he charms them with his wit.