Sentence examples for tightening from from inspiring English sources

THE CUBAN PEOPLE WILL SURVIVE 14. (C) In the short term, the GOC will require even more belt tightening from the Cuban people.

And it's not easy to have a merry Christmas when your wallet is empty, your stomach is tightening from hunger, and you haven't a place to stay.

"The market has really discounted any kind of tightening from the Fed at this point," said David Gottlieb, governments trader at Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette Securities

The poll, conducted Wednesday and Thursday, shows the race tightening from an earlier survey conducted just before Tuesday's primaries in Michigan and Arizona, in which Mr. Santorum had a 36 to 29 percent advantage over Mr. Romney.

The new president has plans for a big package of tax cuts and spending increases but fiscal easing will mean more aggressive tightening from the Fed, which is already starting to fret about the risks of the economy overheating.

While that's a tightening from her 11 point lead in this poll early last month, this new finding is in sync with the polling averages, which show her up just over seven points points in the state.

The deadline was tightened from 2026 to 2016.

But the pressure started to tighten from behind as more and more people entered the corridor.

Soybeans, sugar and coffee also had sharp gains in the two sessions on worries that agricultural supplies would tighten from smaller harvests forecast for this year.

Spreads on Merrill Lynch's high-grade American corporate index have tightened, from 111 basis points (one-hundredths of a percentage point) over Treasuries in mid-May to 95.

When muscles tighten from severe stress - the kind that makes your heart race, your skin perspire and your mouth dry up - they are part of a primitive physiological reflex that puts the body on guard for danger.