If need be keep tight contact with the horses mouth and if they are still too jumpy then keep them at a walk the rest of the time instead of trying to trot or canter.
Their high-back seats are padded front and back, and the distance between the rows of seats is kept tight.
The upshot was that both monetary policy (interest rates and the exchange rate) and fiscal policy (taxes and spending) were kept tight.
Unlike other researchers in this field who usually explore the growth kinetics of Si/SiGe over wide ranges of parameters, the factor levels in this work were kept tight to better reflect typical process variations in a real manufacturing environment.
He has form as a deficit hawk: Labour has never been as fiscally credible in its history as it was in Gordon Brown's early years at the Treasury, when spending was kept tight and debt resolutely paid down.
The rapidity of the jumping between years cuts both ways: the pace is kept tight, but you're often left reeling, not given space for events to settle before their repercussions have already become bread-and-butter to the characters.
He'd probably hate to be called Queensland royalty but he has met British royalty, one of the many anecdotes in the book that have previously been kept tight by a famously private man.
