Sentence examples for grown stricter from inspiring English sources

Something in Washington that works The Obamacare software mess Overtaxed and over there Busking it Learned Luddites How the shutdown plays in Peoria ReprintsFiling requirements have grown stricter since 2008.

While the Miller Samuel appraisal company calculates that 93percentt of the apartments advertised for sale in Manhattan say they allow pets, brokers say that pet-friendly buildings have grown stricter.

But the American regulations will grow stricter in 2004 and 2007, while the Mexican standards are not scheduled to.

As if to compensate for her weakening skin tone and our waning concentration, she grew stricter by the hour.

But those rules will grow stricter over the next decade, and most of the new demand must be met from other sources.

The country's coal-fired power plants are aging; natural gas abounds; the installation costs of renewables are falling; and environmental regulations are growing stricter and being properly enforced.

There is an increasing demand of traceability in the food chain, statutory requirements are growing stricter and there is increasing pressure to develop standardized traceability systems.

As Louisiana's sentencing laws have grown ever stricter, Angola has become less of a way station and more of a terminal; 16 years ago, the average sentence length here was half of what it is now.

Ms. Graves said the board has grown more strict about drug use over the last two decades.

The cafe's international beans are Fair Trade or Rainforest Alliance Certified; that is, grown to strict environmental and social standards.

"No oxycodone, hydrocodone, nothing?" They explained that Mexico's drug laws had grown so strict due to the actions of the narcotraficantes that pain meds were tough to come by (and only provided to patients who had been admitted to the hospital).