Sentence examples for a dramatic tightening from inspiring English sources

Investors' unwillingness to hold subprime debt has already forced a dramatic tightening of lending standards.

According to some Democratic members of the committee, a deliberately scary line was taken in order to bring about a dramatic tightening of security at American weapons laboratories.

The dramatic uplift in the numbers of people losing support, reckons Spartacus, is possibly down to a dramatic tightening of the criteria for mobility allowance under PIP.

Some, such as Jeff Skilling of Enron and Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski, broke the law and helped inspire a dramatic tightening of government regulation, in the form of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation.

The bill that passed the House at the end of July, the Nuclear Iran Prevention Act 2013, which proposes a dramatic tightening of sanctions, is now with the Senate.

The arrest of the group, who are accused of preparing to use bombs disguised in 500ml bottles of Oasis and Lucozade, led to a dramatic tightening of security and chaos at airports 18 months ago when passengers were banned from carrying liquids on to aircraft.

MacFarquhar blamed the dramatic tightening on Xi's obsession with the collapse of the Soviet Union, which followed Mikhail Gorbachev's attempts at reform.

It will take a fairly dramatic tightening of liquidity to slow the economy down to its sustainable 2.5%to 3% growth rate.

At best, Greece has to undergo a dramatic budgetary tightening.

Partisan rancour could paralyse action on taxes and lead to a dramatic fiscal tightening.

Given the dramatic tightening in financial conditions over the last couple of weeks, which has yet to fully impact the economy, we are increasingly concerned that consumer spending and hence GDP could roll over harder and faster than we presently anticipate.