Sentence examples for tightening over time from inspiring English sources

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"A more aggressive pace toward reaching a neutral policy stance might be called for so as to provide assurance of containing emerging inflationary pressures and averting the potential need for greater tightening over time".

Maybe their bond will tighten over time.

Although the sample size here is quite small, the spirals seem show a tendency to tighten over time.

Rules can be tightened over time, he said.

It says an alternative to a market mechanism would be an age-based regulation that tightens over time, ensuring the oldest coal-fired power stations closed first.

But nearly everyone expects defense spending to tighten over time, and that the military will no longer have enough money to prepare for every contingency.

More than that, they claim that once in place it can be tightened over time.But the bill must pass the Senate where farm states have even more clout than in the House (since each state, no matter how sparsely populated, gets two senators).

Such a plan would raise significant revenue, particularly in the early years of the plan while the carbon cap would be looser (it would gradually tighten over time).

In prevailing guidelines, target levels on blood pressure and cholesterol were tightened over time.

Tim Geithner: Remember, as the Fed started to tighten earlier, but our long rates in the United States started to come down even as the Fed was tightening over that period of time and partly because monetary policy around the world was too loose.