Sentence examples for a relatively tighter from inspiring English sources

They've done this on a relatively tighter budget ($8 million) than the competition to boot.

If Fed maintains a relatively tighter monetary policy regarding real interest rates, emphasize large stocks in your portfolio.

The occurrence of a greater number of significant correlations in the Shiraz metabolite profiling, the stronger properties of the metabolic network of Shiraz compared with CS and the relatively higher expression of flavonoid genes suggest that Shiraz metabolism has a relatively tighter coordination of the metabolic pathways investigated.

It's a relatively tight knit industry and word travels fast.

"You could certainly argue that we were unlucky in what was always going to be a relatively tight game.

The lead is enormous by New Hampshire standards, where most polling has shown a relatively tight race between Sanders and Clinton.

But a relatively tight budget and antiquated technology still pose major challenges for the S.E.C., outsiders say.

Home values are rising as more people are bidding on a relatively tight supply of houses for sale.

Distributor eOne released the film on a relatively tight 131 screens, achieving a gross of £513,000 and an average of £3,918.

One place behind Frank, but playing on a relatively tight 59 screens, Japanese animation The Wind Rises took a robust £196,000 (including £11,000 in previews).

Landing in ninth place, despite a relatively tight release on 75 screens, The Lobster delivered a handy £230,000 at the weekend, including previews of £10,000.