Sentence examples for tighten due from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Ms Yellen would probably welcome having to tighten due to inflationary pressure, because that would mean demand was buoyant.

The strong June same-store results from McDonald's were one hint that consumers are pinching pennies, because the numbers raised the possibility that diners are parking their taste buds at lower-cost restaurants as budgets tighten due to high gasoline prices.

The first sign usually comes two to three days later, when the baby's jaw and facial muscles may tighten due to the tetanus poison.

But with Florida county budgets tightening due to a state mandate to cut property taxes, election officials are griping.

The North Dakota race has been among the major surprises as it has tightened due, at least in part, to dissatisfaction with the perceived performance of Mr. Berg, who did not respond to repeated requests for comment.

"Long-term interest rates should still stay at historically low levels, after rising slightly with monetary tightening, due to still low short-term interest rates, subdued inflationary pressures, elevated size of the Fed's balance sheet, continued strong demand for safe assets, low long-term interest rates in overseas advanced economies and quantitative easing in the eurozone and Japan".

Inventories, which were temporarily in surplus, have tightened due to an OPEC production cutback.

The trend toward higher expectations and tightening due diligence makes one think that rookie hardware startup founders would have a harder chance at bringing in funding.

This is an indication that the bonding between cations and anions was tightened due to the substitution of Ba with Sr, which explains well the decrease in dielectric permittivity, loss and tunability with increasing concentration of Sr.

The effect of microstructure tightening due to saturation using dying agent was also detectable.

Prof Ed Fieldhouse, a co-director of the BES at the University of Manchester, said that tightening was due to a larger shift towards a yes vote among undecided voters.