Sentence examples for a very tight competition from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a very tight competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where multiple participants are closely matched in their performance or abilities, often in a competitive context such as sports, business, or contests.
Example: "The final match was thrilling, showcasing a very tight competition between the two teams, each determined to win."
Alternatives: "a fierce competition" or "a close contest".

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It's a very tight competition which is putting a lot of pressure" on researchers.

Science Magazine

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However, for the most part those bid wars are in a very tight price range band and the competition there isn't being felt in most of the rest of the market.

Huffington Post

A very tight race.

The Guardian - Film

A very tight, accomplished performance.

The Guardian - Music

Expect a very tight fit.

The New York Times

I was on a very tight budget.

Independent

It can be a very tight encounter".

Independent

It's a very tight race".

The New York Times

They have a very tight budget.

Harvard Business Review

Just three from a very tight over.

The Guardian - Sport

We're on a very tight schedule".

The Guardian - TV & Radio

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