用tighten造句子，“tighten”造句

Many people think that in tough times, Banks should tighten the waistband with the same mass.

The oil industry got hit by the administration’s decision to tighten vehicle fuel-efficiency standards.

But it seems perverse to treat the failure of financial rules as an excuse to reduce rather than tighten regulation.

Garage doors. Yes these need regular maintenance too. Check the door, tighten bolts and lubricate the spring as per manufacturers instructions.

Share prices rose and bond yields and the dollar fell as investors listened to Mr. Bernanke and decided the Fed might not tighten policy much more after all.

At times, in short, his conciliatory tone has been read as weakness. But he has notched up successes, too, such as resetting relations with Russia partly to tighten sanctions on Iran.

Standards are likely to tighten further in the years ahead.

If table index shafts are loose, tighten mounting bolts.

A scheme has been launched to tighten licensing and to ensure that zoning laws are not violated.

Using pliers or a pipe wrench to tighten a bolt or nut. This may scar the bolt head or nut creating a sharp edge.

Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve’s latest loan-officer survey showed that American banks continued to tighten lending standards in the three months to April, although not quite as sharply as before.

Another solution is to tighten fiscal policy.

But if it does not tighten policy soon, a full-blown bubble is likely to inflate.

The bad news is that we still need to tighten up change control rigors at some point.

Those that need more capital soon will get it only at a very high price if they can get it at all, as venture capitalists tighten their purse strings.

Hand tighten oil feed line for rocker arm assemblies

Arcturus felt his stomach tighten and was aware of nothing but that image in front of him, the image of Korhal burning.

The sailors heaved at rope to tighten the sail.

To tighten bilateral cooperation is conducive to safeguarding the rights and interests of the developing nations and to the regional peace and stability.

The April 26, 27 Fed policy meeting discussed the possible need to tighten money supply rather than liberalize it.

Some regional Fed presidents who were skeptical of stimulus have talked about the need to tighten credit, and Bernanke has yet to indicate his preference for the Fed's next move.

She wants to tighten the 35-hour rules to "reduce the negative effect for employees".