Sentence examples for experience tightening from inspiring English sources

Christine B. Hastedt, public policy director at Maine Equal Justice Partners, said she's watching Maine's Medicaid waiver application with trepidation based on the state's experience tightening work requirements for food stamp recipients in 2014.

In contrast to Drosophila, where Sxl underwent a short bout of adaptation on its recruitment and tra shows evidence of relaxed selection, csd in honeybees has undergone continued positive selection since its creation by duplication, whereas fem has experienced tightening purifying selection.

Kinship, friendship, and shared battlefield experiences tightened the bonds among Omar's group.

With new construction sagging, we should be experiencing a tightening market with low vacancy, as has occurred in every housing cycle since World War II.

The labor market – particularly for CMOs and CFOs with public markets experience – has tightened to extreme proportions.

At the same time, we've learnt from past experience and tightened up the process.

Third, the recent European experience of premature tightening in 2011 Evans suggests also tells us what not to do.

The research cites the recent experience of Australia tightening its student visa rules, with the value of Australia's higher education earnings falling 5% between 2010 and 2011.

It would have been awful if she had retreated into sentiment; her two previous graphic memoirs, Persepolis and Persepolis 2, described her experience of fundamentalism tightening its grip on Iran and, most of all, on its women, with irony, wit and spirit, as befits a woman whose parents were Marxists and whose great-grandfather was a Persian emperor.

There was some truth to the fact...I wouldn't say they sucked but they needed some experience and some tightening up under their belt.

These experiences helped tighten Olam's investment criteria for making adjacency moves.