Sentence examples for far from tight from inspiring English sources
Monetary policy in China is far from tight.
Yet what is striking is that monetary policy across the region is far from tight.
Listening to the archive of Lowry talking, for example in the home recordings belonging to long-term friend Simon Marshall, the artist is warm and far from "buttoned tight against the world".
Friends of the Earth criticised the prime minister's "far from water-tight calculations", saying his claims do not stand up to scrutiny.
Families are moving to cities, far from the tight-knit parishes that for generations kept Indian Catholics connected to their faith.
Eduardo Porter makes the case for a rise in inflation, and Matthew Yglesias believes that with inflation low, the Fed should stay far away from tighter money.
This was not originally expected firstly because of the co-localization of eQTLs within a cluster could be random, and secondly because if gene expression is influenced by shared genetic regulation, this is far from implying a tight coregulation owing to alternative sources of regulations from the environment or from other loci for each gene.
The new report predicts that far from growing inexorably, "light tight oil production in the USA will peak between 2015 and 2017, followed by a steep decline", while shale gas production will most likely peak in 2015.
If far from ashen-faced and tight- lipped after the match, it was a far from happy Mr Ferguson who found himself having to adjust to the pace of the English press.
Far from compensating for the tighter living standards squeeze on the young they will exacerbate it with tax and benefit changes to be implemented between now and 2020, taking away an average of £220 from those in their 30s and giving away £170 to those in their 60s.
Yet the dominoes that have been falling in emerging economies in recent weeks – with share prices and currencies pummelled, demand for exports hit and growth forecasts slashed – have been as clear a signal as anyone could hope for that the world is far from ready to withstand tighter monetary policy.
