Sentence examples for tied than from inspiring English sources

"Business sentiment is much more closely tied than before to changes in U.S. sentiment".

Derivative contracts for bonds, commodities and even equities are less tied than shares are to their country of issue.

I've seen the children that have been born on drugs, and I'd rather have them have their tubes tied than have those babies.

The ECB's hands are more tied than Greenspan's, of course, as the European economy is much more fractured than the United States.

The third presidential debate was more closely tied than the previous two debates, yet the polls seem to be saying that Obama was the moderate winner.

The EU, which is much more closely tied than the U.S. to Russia's energy and industrial sectors, is expected to name 15 Russians and pro-Russia Ukrainian leaders, but not go after any companies.

"I learned I'm more comfortable now with a shirt and tie than in hockey equipment".

No team would choose me, the little creep who always said she'd rather tie than win.

Some members complain that he is not a real gun lover and that he is more comfortable in a suit and tie than in camouflage.

Sliding knots were generally faster to tie than surgeon's knots, both with multifilament and monofilament suture material.

However, it is quicker to tie than the above method.