Sentence examples for tight restraining from inspiring English sources

In the absence of wickets all three put in good spells of tight, restraining bowling, while all managed to get reverse swing.

I believe the English back row of Dallaglio, Hill and Back will play a major role in the Lions Test team and they will adopt the very tight, restraining game plan that they utilised so efficiently in the World Cup.

The answer lies in the tight rein restraining British architects in the immediate postwar years.

But on fiscal issues, at least, tight budgets restrain the radicals of the right.

Demand for loans remains weak in general, with credit standards tight and spending restrained.

Eisenberg's gleeful and inventive performance suggests that he may be at his best in a tight framework that restrains his physicality and converges his acting to vocal inflections and turns of phrase, gestures and facial expressions.

Mr. Trichet also avoided labeling the current financial distress a credit crisis, saying incoming data suggested lending conditions are tighter but they are not restraining economic activity.

By 20° of knee flexion, the ADF restraining effect of a tight gastrocnemius on was already eliminated such that further knee flexion provided no additional ADF.

These results underline that, notwithstanding the functional heterogeneity that characterizes excitatory and inhibitory synapses, SynI plays common post-docking actions, favoring a tighter coupling of SVs with the synchronous mechanism of release while restraining asynchronous release.

Tight junctions have been shown to restrain tumorgenesis, and disrupting tight junctions and other static cell junctions is imperative for tumor growth and invasion [ 62, 62- 67].

This should help to increase the supply of housing: developers say they would build more, were demand not restrained by tight credit.The second branch of Help to Buy protects banks against losses on high loan-to-value mortgages.