Sentence examples for increasingly tight regulation from inspiring English sources
After years of increasingly tight regulation, cigarette packets are now the main form of product differentiation, a "silent salesman" to customers.
In recent decades, the increasingly tight emissions regulations, along with the ever-increasing price of fuels and the request for more power from the engines, has pushed the world car industry to improve the performances of the applications of electronics, designed to control the internal combustion engines (ICE) and the pollutant emissions systems.
In those days, tight regulation was justified.
The second barrier is the tight regulation governing donor aid.
Some states maintain that tight regulation reduces alcohol abuse.
It is a welcome development given increasingly tight budgets for robotic explorations of the solar system.
Yet in an increasingly tight contest, Mr Darling, and Britain, are looking perilously exposed.
Over the next few days, space will grow increasingly tight at the Guadalupana Bakery in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
"If ever an industry needed tight regulation then this is it," said one.
Conservative MSP Alex Johnstone said tight regulation was important.
When entering the sustained entrepreneurship phase, economic policy became increasingly tight, with an increasingly tight labor supply, and customer demands were more varied but in smaller quantity.
