Sentence examples for markedly tightened from inspiring English sources
Some surgeons use a subtle encircling buckle (e.g., 240 style, 2.5 mm) that is not markedly tightened, while other authors have suggested the use of a larger buckle (e.g., 287 style, 7 mm) because it creates a more posterior ora serrata that reduces the traction of incompletely removed ERMs and avoids the complications associated with thinner buckles [ 7, 92].
As President Obama tries to persuade a reluctant Congress to pass new gun laws, the poll found that a majority of Americans — 54 percent — think gun control laws should be tightened, up markedly from a CBS News poll last April that found that only 39 percent backed stricter laws.
The fallout from Rafael Nadal's departure from the French Open continues to resonate as Novak Djokovic's odds on winning his first Roland Garros title are tightening markedly at the start of the second week.
A similar study by the German chambers of industry and commerce (DIHK) found that almost two-thirds of firms had experienced no tightening of credit conditions.Bankers say that they have got tougher but they have still tightened lending standards less markedly than their counterparts in the euro area as a whole.
Furthermore, the liabilities of unfunded public-sector pension schemes have ballooned in the past few years, such that they now exceed public debt.Power shiftsAll this means that Mr Brown should be tightening more markedly.
I tightened the connection.
Because air quality levels have improved markedly since passage of the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990, it was widely hoped;especially in areas that badly need new jobs;that the standards would not be further tightened.
