Sentence examples for fear tight from inspiring English sources
Her hosts are resentful of the duty heaped on them and suspicious of their charge; the wait for her arrival is a "month of fear", tight "like a fishing line, hooked upon something that must inevitably, be dragged from the depths".
Some analysts lowered earnings estimates for Sprint recently, fearing tighter credit would restrict its ability to get financing.
Despite a slowdown in sales in the final three months of the year and fears tighter rules on lending introduced in April would slow the market, an estimated £205.6bn was lent during the year, the bulk of it for house purchases, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said.
If unemployment continues to decline, some Wall Street analysts fear the tight labor market could contribute to higher prices.
For six years I lived with fear's tight grip on my heart.
In September commissioner Mick Gooda flagged an extension would be requested amid fears the tight deadline would not be met.
The officials also fear that tighter immigration restrictions on foreign students could cut into business schools' incomes.
So there seems to be no reason to hesitate.Concerning the timing of the introduction of these changes, Avinash Persaud says:Bankers fear the tighter liquidity conditions most.
Advocates of tighter standards say they help reduce pollutants released into the ocean and ingested by sand worms, lobsters and other links in the food chain, but opponents fear that tighter standards could curb dredging and threaten the economy.
Among the groups denouncing the proposal today were the National Association of Home Builders and Congressional Democrats who fear that tighter regulation of the companies could sharply reduce their commitment to financing low-income and affordable housing.
I had expected to be more uncomfortable in the pit, but I had a couple of things going for me: a little spelunking experience and a college fascination with sensory deprivation tanks cured me of any fears of tight squeezes.
