Sentence examples for tightening according from inspiring English sources

Former Rep. Nan Hayworth '81, a New York Republican, is trying to recapture the Hudson County seat that she lost to Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, D-N.Y., in 2012, and the race is tightening, according to polls cited by CBS New York.

Chinese stocks were also hit by fears of monetary tightening, according to TradeTheNews.

These two and others met on April 28th to discuss saying "farewell to budget tightening", according to Der Spiegel, which broke the story.

Friday's disappointing report will be read as evidence of slowing following the weakness in GDP, "lessening the case for Fed tightening", according to O'Sullivan.

The positive impact of rising home values and the appreciating stock market is expected to offset at least a third of the fiscal tightening, according to Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisors.

While the Fed on May 16 agreed that the risks were biased toward higher inflation, a number of the members said they "did not want to prejudge the potential extent or pace of future policy tightening," according to the minutes.

The security regime in Tibet has since been tightened, according to the few Western reporters recently allowed there.

Security for the traditionally casual Eastern Airlines shuttles to Washington and Boston has also been tightened, according to Jerry Crosley, an Eastern spokesman.

Lending standards are still being tightened, according to some surveys, so fixing the supply side doesn't necessarily fix the demand side for loans".

But, as the regulations have been drawn up for the act, the eligibility requirements have been tightened, according to congressional leaders who have been briefed on the program.

However, only a small proportion of the population - public sector employees and males over 40 - were permitted to leave before the government siege was tightened, according to Reach Initiative, which is monitoring the humanitarian situation there.