Sentence examples for will get tight from inspiring English sources

If we don't get stronger it will get tight.

"With two first time finalists you know your opponent will get tight.

The market will get tighter for hiring".

Unless the leadership and the social architecture of these behemoths change, I can promise you Congressional regulations will get tighter, the Securities and Exchange Commission more vigilant -- and the problems worse.

In the week of the referendum, things will get tighter still, with episodes airing on the day before – and after – the vote.

The squeeze will get tighter on low-income New Yorkers in October, when annual rent increases go into effect for rent-stabilized apartments.

"But if you think climate change policy will get tighter and climate change impacts will get more severe, then you have to factor in greater levels of risk than is appreciated at the moment".

Yet even as he put investors on notice that monetary policy will get tighter, he was unwilling or unable to address head-on the quandary he faces: how to put a speed bump in front of Wall Street without sending the entire economy into a skid, hurting workers who own little if any stock while he hunts an enemy, inflation, that is nowhere in sight.

The bottleneck will get tighter once Intel introduces its new Merced chip by 1999.

The big squeeze on incomes will get tighter from here and will last longer than previously thought.

The reason why you tighten it by hand instead of using a tool is because it will get tighter from the heat.