Sentence examples for growing ever tighter from inspiring English sources

The labour market is growing ever tighter: the jobless rate is now at 4.1% and unemployment claims have hit a 26-year low.

With volatility low, corporate credit spreads growing ever tighter and markets all but ignoring bad news, there was, she said, "a seemingly overwhelming sense of complacency".

Amazon's stranglehold on the U.S. economy is growing ever tighter, with devastating effects for the job market, says a report released Tuesday afternoon.

As our electronic tethers grow ever tighter, the energy disruptions increase proportionately.

Robert Kitson The margins grow ever tighter: on last year's dramatic final Saturday, the title could have gone to Ireland, England or Wales.

The 29-year-old, who was taken to hospital in considerable pain, is also likely to miss the remainder of a Premiership season in which it grows ever tighter at the top.

Mulva, in remarks made Oct. 20 at the Oil & Money conference in London, explained his belief that oil supplies will grow ever tighter in the years ahead.

Boosting circulation is therefore growing ever harder.

Funding agencies are growing ever larger.

The giddy home crowd grew ever louder, cheering wildly as Brady opened the second half with a one-yard touchdown pass to tight end Scott Chandler.

His story grows ever grimmer, ever scarier.