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Meanings of tipping in English
Usage of tipping in English
1
Chief executive Mark Goldring said: The crisis is at a tipping point.
2
However, fly-tipping costs councils and therefore the taxpayer a lot of money.
3
They added: London is at a very worrying tipping point right now.
4
Uber was already facing pressure to allow tipping in New York City.
5
The Institue described the housing market as being at 'a tipping point'.
6
When will public anger over the NHS reach a political tipping point?
7
The year 1957 was the tipping point, says aviation writer Bruce Hales-Dutton.
8
Mobile working and cloud computing are approaching a tipping point in Ireland.
9
Significantly, after Tuesday's negotiations, they believe that there is a tipping point.
10
There was no evidence, however, that they understood the concept of tipping.
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We're back tomorrow with a new tipping competition - see you then.
12
At first, researchers thought the tipping point would be 40 percent destruction.
13
One assembly member fears it will lead to fly-tipping and pest problems.
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Nonetheless, union leaders claimed those enhancements were, in essence, the tipping point.
15
This really could be the tipping point when electronic books go mainstream.
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In a second, it slid over the tipping point and crashed down.
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Tipping across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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