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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit tight to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is somewhat constrained or limited, often in terms of time, space, or resources.
Example: "I find the schedule a bit tight to manage all the tasks we have planned for this week."
Alternatives: "somewhat constrained" or "a little restricted".
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Which seems a bit tight to me.
But the would-be amount, estimated to be less than $120 million, may be a bit tight to cover some $73 million in debt at Hollinger Inc., the Canadian shell company Black controls, plus potential adverse verdicts in securities-fraud cases pending against the lord and his associates in Delaware and Chicago.
Pull the closure a bit tight, to help close off the cut.
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But, Joe Heath got a bit tighter to him second half".
Make sure the shirts are comfortable sized and looks a little bit tight to flaunt out your figure.
Wolverhampton's got a lovely surface even if it's a bit tight at the first turn.
If the fit is a bit tight, an easy way to install the rubber grommet is to use silicone applied around the outside of the grommet just before pressing it into place.
If you find the rubber gloves a bit tight, you might need to get the next size up.
Anyway, as a throwback and because it's a week until payday and you're all a bit tight for it, you have decided to go over to a mate's house for a crate sesh like you're all 20 again.
It's nothing serious, just a bit tight, and we obviously want to look after it".
"Blackburn on Wednesday is probably a bit tight, but we might try to get them back for that," said Pardew.
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