Sentence examples for when tightening from inspiring English sources
These are tough times, when tightening budgets have led to historic attacks on schools, hospitals, and public services.
Piano tuners depend in part upon their ability to hear these tones in a reliable way when tightening and loosening the strings in order to reach the correct pitch on the instrument.
A ratchet mechanism allows the brace to be rotated in one direction only by an oscillation of the bow; this mechanism is particularly useful when tightening or loosening screws using a screwdriver bit in place of an auger.
One is tempted to conclude that about 60% of the time (it's a small sample I know), the Fed overdoes it when tightening policy.And so considering the evidence, we get a decent sense of how recovery will end (if not exactly when).
But it is far from clear that debtors could handle interest rates that would have been classed in the past as normal 3% to 4%, say or indeed that governments would welcome bond yields of that level and above.That suggests that central banks will have to proceed with extreme caution when tightening, and that they may even have to retreat if the markets falter.
A taper gauge was developed based on the mean circumference of adult index and middle fingers (9.89 ± 0.21 cm), and this was used as a spacer at the nasal planum or beside the mandible when tightening the noseband.
These screws stretch when tightened, and the tensile load created clamps the parts together.
They began to rebound after the September 2001 attacks, when tightened security led many companies to put their executives on private planes.
When tightened emissions and safety laws led it to bail out of the United States in 1982, Piaggio first redesigned its Vespas to meet American standards.
The setscrew fits into a threaded hole in one member; when tightened, the cup-shaped point is pressed into a mating member (usually a shaft) and prevents relative motion.
The setscrew in the Figure fits into a threaded hole in one member; when tightened, the cup-shaped point is pressed into a mating member (usually a shaft) and prevents relative motion.
