Sentence examples for tighten without from inspiring English sources
Any sense that the ship is about to lurch in a particular direction and the muscles in your leg on that side will tighten without any conscious input.
On the other hand, painful, if piecemeal, reforms of the labour market, such as the Hartz IV reform in Germany, may have changed this picture, by making it possible for the labour market to tighten without raising wage pressures.Possible, but not inevitable.
Grumpy Greenspan will get grumpier and can tighten without fear of upsetting a White House that doesn't have to run for re-election.
The stronger-than-expected GDP figures suggest Beijing may have more room to tighten without choking off growth.
This is vital, as the screws are so long, they become impossible to tighten without pre-drilling.
The bits can be tightened without a key, and two double-ended screwdriver bits store in the drill.
The text and choreography and stage direction have been shuffled and tightened without major additions or deletions; the show builds to a real dramatic climax and poignant denouement.
"I think the country can afford more tightening without choking off growth," Ms. Sofat added, saying she expected Vietnam to raise the cost of borrowing by another two percentage points in two steps, the first of which could come before the end of the year.
A majority of Trump voters, 52percentt, now say gun laws could be tightened without violating the Second Amendment, up from 43percentt immediately after the Parkland shooting and just 33percentt after last year's Las Vegas shooting.
In a wide-ranging and passionate speech, Mr Blair promised to tighten the system without losing the contribution migrants make to Britain.
Congress should let the Fed issue its own debt, which would give it scope to tighten monetary policy without disorderly sales of the illiquid private debt it has taken on.Affirming the Fed's political independence and equipping it with better tools would help the central bank combat inflation when the time comes.
