Sentence examples for will be tipping from inspiring English sources

"Everyone will be tipping Chelsea to turn their season around, and that suits me fine," the Wolves manager said.

A spokesperson claims that Payleven is already profitable in certain markets and will be tipping into the black globally soon.

BBC Somerset's Richard Hoskin: "The majority of people outside of Yeovil will be tipping the club to struggle in their first ever season as a Championship club, and there's no denying it will be a quite an achievement to stay clear of the relegation zone.

The WHO has nothing less in its strategic sights than a "Decade of Healthy Ageing" from 2020-2030, when the world will be tipping to more old than young, a condition already present among the developed OECD countries on the planet.

When rates increase, a lot of people will be tipped over the edge".

Mr Venediktov will stay as editor but the board will be tipped in the state's favour, making it easier to sack him.

The economy has been slowing in the run-up to the referendum: now there is a risk it will be tipped into recession.

Liberals fear that the balance in the constitution between provisions that protect "fundamental rights" and those securing Pakistan's Islamic character will be tipped decisively in favour of Islam.The amendment may never become law.

McCluskey added: "People are living on a knife edge, there is no room for manoeuvre in family budgets and if interest rates rise they will be tipped over the edge.

Sharp says lots of homeowners are only making their repayments at the moment from juggling credit cards; and he predicts that when interest rates go up they will be tipped into repossession.

The Resolution Foundation reveals that if interest rates rise by the expected 2%, 800,000 families will be tipped over the edge, spending half their income on mortgages and other debts.