Sentence examples for tightening between from inspiring English sources
Financial markets would have been spooked had it talked about a "measured" increase in interest rates, because that would have suggested a repetition of the last cycle of US monetary tightening between 2004 and 2006, when there were 17 separate quarter-point jumps in the cost of borrowing.
But with the polling showing a tightening between the yes and no vote in the referendum, the Nationalists may find they have to win over some of their Conservative compatriots to succeed.SANJOY SEN Aberdeen The reign in SpainSIR – "Winds of change" (June 7th) summed up the rights and wrongs of King Juan Carlos of Spain, but lacked any comment on the effect his abdication has had on Spaniards.
With polls tightening between McMahon and Murphy, virtually wiping away Murphy's summer lead, DiNardo said that releasing the WWE videos were long planned and not part of a response to the poll numbers.
As polls tightened between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton ahead of Tuesday's US presidential election, the gold price rose.
Increasingly, as border controls tighten between Greece and Turkey, migrants and asylum seekers choose to enter Europe through Bulgaria.
Wherever Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, campaigned heavily in a state, the Obama people were alarmed to see polls tighten between the two rival candidates among a crucial demographic: young voters.
In the television season that began in September, the gap has tightened between it and the No. 1 morning show, NBC's "Today," though "Today" remains in the lead.
Now, as the race tightens between Clinton and Trump and many would-be voters remain undecided or unenthusiastic about both candidates, Harvard analysts say that while there is some truth to criticism that the debates are more "show" than "business" in this era of endless social media and nonstop campaigning, there is still much to glean from seeing candidates sparring under a white-hot spotlight.
Make no mistake, this race will tighten between now and Election Day," ProgressOhio's memo reads.
These controls were gradually lifted in the Western zones, but were tightened between Western and Soviet zones in 1946 to stem a flow of economic and political refugees from the Soviet zone.
But perhaps no one embodies the tightening relationship between the N.S.A. and the valley more than Kenneth A. Minihan.
