Sentence examples for tighter access from inspiring English sources

Economists said that the market continued to struggle despite low mortgage rates as buyers and builders struggled with an uncertain job market and tighter access to credit.

IndyMac said it still faced a lack of demand for home loans on the secondary market and tighter access to capital.

However, although India's "Wall Street" was less affected, its "Main Street" bore the brunt of the downturn, with slower growth, tighter access to credit, declining exports, higher unemployment, and less investment.

The Dow had moved back above 14,000 on Monday after two and a half months below that level amid concerns about soured mortgages, tighter access to credit and the housing market slump.

He dismissed industry claims that thousands of people would lose out as a result of tighter access to credit, saying there were "a lot of myths in this space".

While this does not mean that Latin American countries should stop worrying about falling commodity prices and tighter access to capital markets, growth trends should not be confused with cyclical factors.

A number of challenges remain for the housing market, including tight access to mortgages and foreclosures.

"ProdiGene is reputed to have made sure to have good, tight access to all of the intellectual property they need.

Outside the restaurant window, a truck rolled by from a company called Tight Access Excavation, and Mr. Waits grinned at the name.

Chief executive Clare Lewis-Jones said many patients could not get NHS care because they did not fit the "extremely tight access criteria applied by many of the PCTs".

Theories include the fact companies kept themselves effectively overstaffed by retaining workers during the recession; that many have relied on bringing in cheap labour rather than making production more efficient; that investment in new machinery, training and innovation has suffered from tight access to loans.