Sentence examples for make tightening from inspiring English sources

"This experience," she told the commission, "has strongly inclined me toward tougher standards and built-in rules that will kick into effect automatically when things like this happen, that make tightening up a less discretionary matter".

Note that you will most likely have to make tightening adjustments as you work on your project, especially longer projects.

Weld the stud bolts on the bottom of the brake to make tightening and loosening them a one wrench job.

Mr. Jindal has made tightening Louisiana's ethics rules a centerpiece of his administration and has promised to crack down on the influence of special interests.

Mr. Edwards, in particular, has made tightening such rules a cornerstone of his campaign, putting him in a delicate position as he denounces expenditures coming indirectly from some of his closest supporters, like locals of the service employees' union.

But interest rates are higher than they were and lending standards have tightened, making it harder for borrowers to qualify for new loans.

As PC demand has spiked in the last year, SDRAM supplies have tightened, making that market suddenly more profitable than it has been for some time.

And not only are revenues weaker, but external financing conditions in commodity exporting countries have tightened, making it harder and more expensive to finance spending (Chart 3).

Refining margins, the difference between what refiners pay for oil and what they are paid for the products they make from it, have tightened substantially in recent months.

When finished, make sure you have tightened the bolt up firmly.

Other ethicists protested, pointing out that too many doctors playing Robin Hood would make insurers tighten purse strings further.