Sentence examples for tighten after from inspiring English sources

I agree with the thesis that regulation tends to tighten after a crisis and to loosen during a boom.

Cocoa rose on concern that supplies would tighten after an early end to harvesting in Ivory Coast, the largest grower.

The tumultuous presidential race appeared to tighten after news that the FBI was reviewing more emails as part of a probe into Clinton's use of a private email server.

[B1.] MILITARY RESOURCES Defense spending is expected to tighten after President-elect Barack Obama takes office, and the fate of the F-22 supersonic fighter jet hangs in the balance.

On Friday afternoon on Fifth Avenue in New York, Joseph and Shelley Brooks of Manhattan said they were inclined to buy more electronics than usual because they thought the economy would slow further and their own finances would tighten after December.

Earlier in January Bitcoin, as it receded as recipient of an infinite press, began to see its trading range tighten after months of wild swings.

The sanctions tightened after Hamas took full control of the territory in June 2007.

But they should be tightened after the public comment period expires in July.

Procedures were tightened after the 2004 scandal, introducing more oversight and inspections, the ministry said.

For them, living in the United States became harder when enforcement of immigration laws tightened after 9/11.

Plans for security were not tightened after Sept. 11, though metal scanners are present for embarkation.