Sentence examples for tightening changing from inspiring English sources

This study revealed that parents of young children with asthma and adolescents with asthma possess unique preferences with regard to averting night-time symptoms, wheezing and chest tightening, changing medication, emergency room visits and physical activity limitations.

Other multibillion-dollar Las Vegas projects are facing delays or have been put up for sale because of tightening credit and changing Wall Street perceptions about the city.

The problem is not changing or tightening Schengen: it is pooling and circulating intelligence, as HREU Federica Mogherini also stressed.

Supervision needs tightening, and the law needs changing to protect supervisors from long court cases every time they close a sick bank.

Baseball caps remain the standard-bearer of the sports apparel market, and New Era, like its competitors, is trying to adapt to changing tastes and tightening purse strings.

In a study published just this week by global research firms Nucleus Research and KnowledgeStorm, companies' attempts to tighten IT security by regularly changing and increasing the complexity of passwords is having no effect on security.

"The tightening of credit conditions along with changing expectations of house price growth and a general weakening in consumer confidence in the economy have led to a severe slowing in housing market activity," said Fionnuala Earley, the Nationwide's chief economist.

However, you can forget to tighten the bolts on the spare tire when changing it, so take care to remember to tighten them or else this will end up blowing up the car and Nancy.

A novel aspect of the channel system is that a central bank can "tighten" or "loosen" its policy without changing its policy rate.

Working families are not just changing their travel plans and tightening up on purchases at the mall.

Digging into the details shows that essentially nothing is changing, except that Samsung is tightening its grip on the Android market.