Sentence examples for increased tightening from inspiring English sources

"It seems like there is increased tightening all over, so maybe he won't get off so easy this time," Mr Gladney says.That tightening is part of a general crackdown on all sorts of dissidents, including rather mild-mannered ones like the recently convicted Xu Zhiyong, who have merely called upon China to abide by its own constitution.

Better education and a college degree is crucial but the increased costs of higher education and increased tightening of credit qualifications for federal parent's loans decreases the ability of many students to obtain a college education.

This reinforces the clinical practice to increase tightening torque in application so that an increase in clamp force is achieved and correspondingly the tolerance to load to failure.

At a higher range of tightening torque, the fatigue life decreased with the increasing tightening torque, and the fretting fatigue failure occurred near the bolt hole.

The counterclockwise movements of the pre-crisis observations trace the typical business cycle pattern of falling unemployment as vacancies increased, thus tightening the labour market.

After a period of enforced ideological conformity, the government has expanded its security apparatus, increased censorship, tightened its control of nongovernmental organizations, and toughened surveillance laws.

The program's real achievement is in telling the WorldCom story as a narrative, starting with its origins in Mississippi and then showing, step by step, how its links with Citigroup's Salomon Smith Barney increased and tightened.

Still, Chicago Public Schools suspended Simeon Coach Robert Smith for four games because of his role in the pushing and shoving after the game, and the security presence inside and outside the arena Saturday was noticeably increased and tightened.

"While we see U.S. refining margins narrowing from 2005 highs, we believe increased demand, tightened sulfur regulations for fuels and limited refining capacity will support strong margins in 2006 and 2007.

(See also "Ten Tips For First-Time Home Buyers").. D.R. Horton chairman Donald R. Horton conceded that "market conditions in the home building industry are still challenging, characterized by rising foreclosures, high inventory levels of available homes, increasing unemployment, tightening FHA lending standards and weak consumer confidence".

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