Sentence examples for way tighten from inspiring English sources

Adventurers, in their own small way, tighten the common bond that unites us even as they stretch our credulity.

Either way, tighten your spending, live modestly, and save like your life depended on it.

Rhetorical relations can serve communicative goals such as concept comprehension (e.g., via elaboration of a definition), belief (via presentation of evidence), or causal understanding (e.g., via a volitional result relation, as in (6.1)), and in this way tighten the connection between content planning and communicative goals.

He found that if the Federal Reserve in any way tightens three times in a row, the market is in trouble.

What has emerged from the Beltway skirmishing thus far are bills on either side of Congress that would in some ways tighten funding but give a special break to airlines.

But the new definition in some ways tightens up the rules, particularly concerning head-of-household status, and not everyone will benefit.

The script by Richard Cowan and Colin McLaren, based on the novel by Douglas Lindsay, crisscrosses these story strands in several unexpected ways, tightening the screws on Barney in the process.

He said it underscored the need to continue efforts already under way to tighten safeguards.

In its formal response to the report, the Agriculture Department criticized several of the inspector general's conclusions but said that the overall report "serves a constructive purpose by helping keep the momentum under way to tighten security at U.S.D.A. laboratories".

The move, which was long sought by the United States as a way to tighten sanctions against Iran, makes it tougher for Indian companies to buy Iranian oil and gas because they can no longer use the Asian Clearing Union, which was set up by the United Nations in the 1970s to ease commerce between Asian countries, to handle payments.

Decided to outfit your place with Ikea stuff but still have to find a way to tighten up the budget?