Sentence examples for to rolling over from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 1990's, automakers built ever larger, heavier sport utility vehicles, which are somewhat less prone to rolling over because of their greater weight, although even full-size sport utilities still roll over more often than midsize sedans.

It is akin to rolling over credit card debt.

These were not high-sided SUVs, which are prone to rolling over, but its bestselling Camry and Corolla saloons.

They are more prone to rolling over during sharp turns or when they strike low objects like curbs and guardrails.

That is because the sport utilities are more prone to rolling over and have limited crumple zones.

A MetLife spokeswoman acknowledged that the statement could refer to rolling over the 401(k) into an annuity at retirement, as well as having an investment option.

One example would be to formally require banks to keep rolling over their loans to Greek banks and to the government rather than taking advantage of official financing to reduce their overall exposure.

However, rather than attempting to pre-empt the market by shorting or covering immediately, you should typically wait for the market to begin rolling over to the downside.

The stark difference was that non-native residents of North Dakota seemed to be rolling over to the inevitability of big oil and its impact upon the social, political and environmental landscapes of their communities.

NTL has never earned a profit -- it lost $3.3 billion on $2.7 billion in revenue in the nine months ended Sept. 30 -- and it relied on access to cheap capital to continue rolling over debt.

"These firms have large amounts of debt that they have to keep rolling over, and they will have to pay more to do that," Mr. Ang said.