Sentence examples for continuing tight from inspiring English sources

They note that hundreds, and more likely thousands, of dissidents remain in prison, and that the authorities are continuing tight surveillance over the population.

The continuing tight U.S. budgets expected in the future will mean that will probably remain the case.

These decisions reflect public agencies' continuing tight budgets, but they also speak to a central problem with the American healthcare system — one the Affordable Care Act aims to correct.

From the minutes: "Participants noted that the dichotomy between significant easing of conditions in capital markets and continuing tight conditions in the banking sector implied that financing conditions differed for large and small firms.

The central bank survey found little evidence that rising energy prices or continued tight labor markets were causing overall inflation pressures to accelerate.

Despite a nearly $1 trillion financing package assembled by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, the downturn in stock markets and continued tight financing in Europe reflected persistent uncertainties, said Mr. Tarullo, who was President Obama's first appointment to the Fed's board of governors.

Simon Fox, chief executive of Trinity Mirror, said: "Our transformation programme continues to make good progress and we are beginning to see tangible signs that our strategy is delivering with improving revenue trends, strong growth in digital audience and continued tight management to the cost base, contributing to robust cash flows with falling leverage".

In a separate report, the government said the number of Americans seeking first-time unemployment benefits remained unchanged last week at 308,000, pointing to a continued tight labor market -- another potential inflation risk that has been prominent on the list of Fed worries.

The Fed will observe continued tight labor markets and rising prices and will decide to raise rates.

Investors focused on slowing jobs growth, a sign of an economic slowdown, rather than on the continued tight conditions in the labor market.

The NAR also calls for a continued tight inventory of starter homes, which in turn is causing continued price appreciation in the entry-level home market.