Sentence examples for into tighten from inspiring English sources

Since then, The National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research has been brought into tighten up conditions to avoid even that 9 per cent failure rate.

Jonah Hill is Hal, the nerdy redheaded cameraman for the local television station, whom a disconsolate Megamind transforms into Tighten, a Metro Man replacement.

In response to growing investor concern, Britain's regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, decided last year ago to start looking into tightening listing rules.

Also, there are no promotion or relegation issues to force teams into tightening up at the business end of a tournament.

A string of trading scandals and continued high pay for some of Britain's bankers have led to widespread public anger and prompted the government to look into tightening rules on conduct and pay.

The case jolted the already troubled F.B.I. into tightening its internal security procedures, and prompted Louis J. Freeh, then the F.B.I. director, to name an outside panel to review the bureau's counterintelligence operations.

Safety experts predicted at the time that when the vast and prestigious 10-campus system agreed to "acknowledge and accept responsibility for the conditions" surrounding the fire that mortally injured Sangji, the precedent would inspire (or terrify) other institutions into tightening the lax safety standards that have long prevailed in many college and university labs.

The Sutherland Springs shooting has prompted churches across the country to look into tightening security measures.

There is a form of self-deprecation that can tighten into self-pity and, from there, mutate into a ready-wounded pride, and that, pretty much, is the tenor of this movie.

The stunning time-lapse, which has been viewed almost 2.5 million times, shows a mass of swirling clouds tighten into a rotating column reaching out of sight into the clouds.

"When they get into trouble, they tighten up".