Sentence examples for clearly tightened from inspiring English sources

Adam Marshall, acting director general of the BCC, said: "As the EU referendum campaign enters the final straight, the race for the business vote has clearly tightened.

"What this does indicate is that they are clearly tightening the reins in Germany".

"Consumers are clearly tightening their belts and it is difficult to persuade them to buy a new sofa unless they are moving house".

"Mark my word: in the coming months, they will end," Dodd warned on Feb. 12. Banks are clearly tightening their lending standards and issuing few cards, a trend that will continue if they lose the flexibility to set rates.

Those Stateside slogs have clearly toughened and tightened up the original trio from Leamington Spa, albeit at a certain abrasive cost.

Her lips tightened, clearly disappointed, she trudged out of the waiting room for another "view" -- a euphemism for what she would experience.

The current loose system of monitoring and policing health care personnel clearly needs to be tightened.

Congress clearly needs to tighten the reporting standards, so that schools are required tell the whole truth about their athletic teams and their efforts to ensure gender equality.

As approval of Time Warner's merger with America Online neared the final federal stages yesterday, its Turner Broadcasting System division was busy making moves clearly aimed at tightening its belt in preparation for the leaner and meaner times believed to be ahead.

Helena E. Williams, the L.I.R.R. president, said on Tuesday that the board "clearly needs to tighten its rules," but added, "Another key issue is whether the L.I.R.R. belongs in the Railroad Retirement Board system at all".

Hirai is clearly trying to tighten the reins.