Sentence examples for work tightening from inspiring English sources

The previous home secretary did sterling work tightening up on bogus educational institutions".

Even for those who remain in work, tightening market conditions are forcing employers to downgrade the insurance they offer.But when it comes to health care as opposed to the economy, or security—voters are at least being offered clear choices.

The film opens in a factory of nightmarish efficiency where the 'boss' observes all from his desk by means of television and Charlie is hard at work tightening screws on a moving belt.

The defensive work of tightening the borders and airport security was studied but never quite completed.

The E.P.A. said last month that it would adopt the Bush-era standard and work toward tightening it in the future.

The agency may also extend its work on tightening oversight of Wall Street's credit rating agencies by preventing companies from "shopping" for favorable ratings for their securities — possibly by requiring companies to disclose all the preliminary assessments they receive, she said.

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who opposes a rate hike, points out that in the U.S. "markets have already done the work of tightening" via a less dramatic decline in stocks and higher borrowing costs.

That is because derailleurs work by tightening the cable to hold the chain in place.

The commission is also working on tightening oversight of "disposal" wells, where chemical-laced waste from fracking processes gets buried.

Another package - claims to promote "vaginal tightening", which it says works by "tightening the womb" so the "vaginal canal will shrink".

(This figure has continued to shift as the group works on tightening proposals ahead of the non-binding decision date for the stadium, 1 October).