Sentence examples for relationship tightened from inspiring English sources

Not unexpectedly, this mentoring relationship tightened up his writing and improved his communication and storytelling.

Seldom is there a sense of relationships tightening, of blood-lines or curdled love.

The persistence of residential segregation has tightened the relationship between concentrated poverty and African-American neighborhoods, and made the word "ghetto" harder to use.

Nearly three-quarters said that caring for older family members had tightened the relationships -- and half said it had made them more optimistic about their own old age.

But perhaps no one embodies the tightening relationship between the N.S.A. and the valley more than Kenneth A. Minihan.

Continuing their relationship will mean tightening the racial tensions that already grip the neighborhood: Scratch has firebombed Judah's car; Judah has tossed a Molotov cocktail into a Rasta club.

According to the conversion relationship, the bolts' tightening torque should be 300 500 N m.

A mayor's relationship with the public has tightened considerably in the last 110 years.

The relationship between Morocco and the European Union is administered though the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), which was launched in 2004 with the ambition of tightening relationships with the neighbouring countries in order to increase prosperity, security and stability [ 17].

However, when the validation data was averaged by New Zealand local authority region, the relationship between actual and predicted values tightened considerably (Fig. 3b).

"And it punctuates a trend of hospital groups trying to solidify and tighten relationships with physicians in their communities".