The phrase 'more tightened' is not an accepted form of written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'more tightly' to convey the same meaning. For example: He gripped the pen more tightly and began to write.
After Palestinian gunmen fired on a Jewish enclave in the West Bank city of Hebron on Monday, Israel once more tightened its blockade around the divided city.
On the donor side, more and more tightened selection criteria exist [9 11], making finding enough donors a continuous effort.
People who have strong beliefs about whether or not feelings of guilt will follow from environmentally harmful actions may easily bind their beliefs to pro-environmental performance such that spillover from one pro-environmental behavior to others would be more tightened.
Ek's work from the past year, however, shows a much more tightened focus, with recurring subject matter and visual scenarios, and an emphasis on a blue and pink palette, which seem to have become the artist's signature style: "I don't want to bore myself or others, but I guess I need some of my work's elements to stay the same or at least to evolve slower," Ek tells The Creators Project.
The economy seems able to handle more tightening.
You would restrict more, tighten qualifications for Medicaid? A. Absolutely.
"We're forcing the enemy to react to us a little more, tightening the noose".
More tightening must follow.And elsewhere, too, for Britain's unhappy taxpayers are not alone in their misfortune.
"But rising input and output prices also point to greater inflationary pressure, which will likely prompt more tightening measures in the coming months".
More tightening is expected as China's central bank continues its fight against inflation.With Christine Lagarde installed as its managing director, the IMF made other senior appointments.
"The strength of the economy will make them confident and well prepared to impose more tightening measures if needed," said Frances Cheung, a senior strategist for Credit Agricole CIB in Hong Kong.
