Sentence examples for Well tighten from inspiring English sources

Well, tighten up that meek back line for a start.

Either way, the election may very well tighten as we approach November, in part because undecided voters tend to move towards the challenger in a campaign's final days.

Under physiological conditions healthy bones are maintained by a well tightened balance between osteoclast (OCs) and osteoblast (OBs) activity.

"We need to rely on the banks to do their share of the work to stop money laundering abuses that exist, and the government has the responsibility to enforce regulation as well as tighten up the laws".

Various changes "down under", in New Zealand as well as Australia, mean their IMG markets may well be tightening up.

This aside, various changes "down under", in New Zealand as well as Australia, mean their IMG markets may well be tightening up.

In it, he lauded several of Obama's regulatory reforms, including the creation of a single banking czar as well as tightening the rules for previously unchecked financial firms like mortgage companies and hedge funds as well as the trading of financial products with shady origins like derivatives.

Officials are also working on airline, airport and seaport security as well as tightening customs controls.

But treaties can be loosened as well as tightened; they fit for a while, then must be revised.

This effort has involved better coördination between the C.I.A., the F.B.I., and the international community, as well as tightened surveillance.

The rich world is imposing ever stricter emissions standards on refineries and power-generation plants, as well as tightening the requirements to reduce pollutants in petrol.