Sentence examples for whether to dip from inspiring English sources
The court decision came on the heels of another ruling that eliminated federal money for a program for pregnant immigrants, and the state must decide whether to dip into its Medicaid till for that group as well.
On Thursday, Zagunis learned about protocol — how to carry the flag and whether to dip it in front of the queen, for example (the recommendation from the United States Olympic Committee: no).
You need to know how much money you have to put into your business: You need to know whether you want to dip into your savings for something that might not work out or gradually pay using your pocket money (it might take a while but you will get lots of experience).
American officialdom picked this up, exploring whether Iran was ready to dip a toe into formal negotiation.
It will be interesting to see how heavily Nexmo invests after it raises, and whether it will be willing to dip into the red for a few quarters to accelerate its top line.
(Over at Bits, Nick Bilton wondered whether users should be in line to dip their beaks in).
E-books are giving authors the ability to dip into their completed work after publication, whether to correct mistakes or develop new plot lines.
Rents will continue to dip.
