Sentence examples for continue to be tight from inspiring English sources

"Policy will continue to be tight, and growth will continue to slow in the second half of the year," Mr. Zhang said.

In Tibetan areas, there continue to be tight restrictions on freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of expression and freedom of religion.

Even if the market cools, houses are not likely to sit too long because inventories continue to be tight, economists said.

Adding to the pressure on small businesses, credit will continue to be tight, as potentially hundreds of small banks fail, most of them weakened by souring loans on commercial real estate.

Vince Gennaro, a consultant to several major league teams, said that the $40 million loan "says to me that their finances continue to be tight, that there is a cash pinch".

Until their balance sheets are restored, bankers will continue to be tight with their dollars, starving the economy of investment, said Vincent R. Reinhart, formerly an economist at the Federal Reserve and now a resident scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute.

But money continued to be tight.

Still, credit in Europe continues to be tight.

Money continues to be tight, and Mr. Gresham's condition is worsening.

Companies are eager to explore new ways of financing as bank lending continues to be tight after the financial crisis.

"We're hitting a point where it's getting critical," Mr. Miller said, adding that if inventory continues to be tight, "you're going to see the prices edge higher".