Sentence examples for will further tighten from inspiring English sources

Whether a third hot prospect will further tighten the race will be decided Saturday, in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn.

Though Zeffirelli is being commended for his "valuable services to British performing arts", his knighthood will further tighten already close relations between Tony Blair's government and that of Silvio Berlusconi.

Some of them will further tighten the state's stranglehold on the economy.This has been growing stronger since Mr Chávez won a second six-year term in an election in December 2006.

The Ministry of Justice is sticking to its guns and last week introduced plans to change the funding regime, including a 10% across-the-board cut to civil, criminal and family legal aid fees which will further tighten the noose around the not-for-profit sector's neck.

The Fed's review is the latest in a flurry of federal efforts to rein in banker pay and is occurring as Congress works to reconcile bills passed by the House and the Senate that will further tighten the government's grip on the financial industry.

It's important to get the performance review process right, and not simply because the labor market will further tighten, which will only heighten the challenges around retaining talent.

MOSCOW, April 12 — The global suspension of the export of caviar and sturgeon products has been extended indefinitely from almost all of the Caspian Sea, the world's main caviar-producing region, meaning the supply of the delicacy will probably further tighten in the West.

Over time, though, increased scrutiny and regulatory tightening will further reduce the distinction between onshore and offshore, and erode demand for the havens.

To curb the borrowers, China's leaders will no doubt further tighten fiscal controls over lower levels of government.

Taken together, the data and a number of other statistics in recent days supported the view of many economists who believe that the government will have to further tighten monetary policy, which could eventually lead the Chinese currency to appreciate against the dollar.

My guess is that we will see further tightening over 2016".