Sentence examples for taking a tighter from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the solution lies in chief constables taking a tighter grip on the issue, as police minister Damian Green is reported to believe.

More importantly, Mr. Chávez and his supporters are now on the verge of taking a tighter rein on the 20-member Supreme Court, which may rule on the validity of the signature gathering.

With President Vladimir Putin taking a tighter grip on the nation's natural resources and the Kremlin taxing Russia's other big oil company, Yukos, into oblivion, the richest are moving what they can overseas as fast as they can.

For now Twitter is more than happy to keep these cards close to their collective chests, but Sippey stated that the team wants to "build the best Twitter" they can, and taking a tighter approach to integrating into an immensely popular mobile OS wouldn't be the worst move Twitter could make.

Taking a tight oil reservoir in Daqing oilfield as the research subject, on the basis of an unsteady percolation mechanics theory and the superposition principle, a numerical model is built to calculate and analyze the fractured horizontal well productivity.

Brecel, who had impressed with breaks of 96, 63, 116 and 62 in their opening session on Sunday, extended the match by taking a tight 14th frame before Maguire closed out a patchy victory.

Harris, riding in a Cadillac SUV, was traveling on Coldwater Canyon south of Ventura Boulevard about 11 p.m. when a Volkswagen Beetle crossed into its path after taking a tight turn.

A breast collar is a good idea so your saddle doesn't slip when you are taking a tight turn.

She took a tighter line than the others, across and down the icy pitch.

Whitehall officials are to take a tighter grip of efforts to guarantee the "authenticity" of British food in a desperate attempt to rebuild confidence in the produce on supermarket shelves following the horsemeat crisis.

The chancellor is expected to face calls at a hearing of the banking commission, where he is due to appear on Monday, for him to take a tighter grip on the banks to boost lending and growth as part of a wider plan B.