Sentence examples for consequences of tightening from inspiring English sources

The case fueled a debate over the unintended consequences of tightening abortion laws.

"What we do hope the Fed knows, which we don't know, is how exactly it will fix things if it knocks it over".The stronger dollar (see article) may be the most significant adverse consequence of tightening for the stockmarket.

But leaving aside the theoretical question of whether a fiscal downturn will provoke more crime, police officials are worried about the impact on the department and its effectiveness as a consequence of tightened city budgets.

Performing miracles Mercury falling Back to the futures Mob-handed The Spanish acquistadores On the block Tightening, already Buying a financial umbrella ReprintsThere is also, however, another, more intriguing, explanation for climbing bankruptcies: that they are a consequence of a tightening of fiscal policy.

But the evidence of tightening is thin.

Credit markets showed some signs of tightening.

Jeremy Paxman and John Humphrys are right to worry about the qualitative consequences of ever-tightening budgets.

More women and children are coming to Altar, an unintended consequence of the tightening of the border.

In most, teaching loads are higher and research funding lower; student-faculty ratios have increased; and, as a lamentable consequence of belt-tightening, more adjuncts and non-tenure-track faculty (who, not incidentally, do not have the protection of academic freedom) are hired.

Our sorrow and the devastating consequences of Brent's loss were tightening around us.

In part, this is the unintended consequence of the big banks' tightening up their lending; that tightening created a vacuum that has been filled by a whole new world of alternative lending companies that have opened to take advantage of the situation.