Sentence examples for become tightly from inspiring English sources

The company's overarching strategy is that anything significant in computing should become tightly bound to the Windows operating system.

Another twenty-four hours later, the two fears had become tightly intertwined, and the town had succumbed to an acute delirium of persecution.

The unification of commercial practices, common customs and beliefs allowed cities such as Delhi to become tightly integrated into Eurasian trade routes, especially for the export of textiles.

Mr. McCall and Mr. Mehiel have become tightly meshed during the primary campaign, moreso than any Democratic candidates for governor and lieutenant governor in memory.

C1 Stage-Managed C.E.O.'s Quarterly investor calls have become tightly scripted affairs, with chief executives being prepped and briefed by a cadre of inside and outside advisers.

The more expansive idea of affirmative action as a counterweight to those "unseen forces" has become tightly linked to the self-image of American universities.

In the next few years, television became tightly connected to football.

Distally, it was found to pass tightly against the most distal external fixator pin such that, with the elbow flexed the nerve became tightly pressed against the pin.

These Best1::GFP+ cell colonies kept actively proliferating and became tightly compacted with a high cytoplasmic to nuclear ratio at day 21.

Traditionally thought of in a marketing context, social media skills represent a final "softer" area that is highly in demand and spans a range of functional silos and levels in the job market — as social media becomes tightly woven into the fabric of how we live, work, consume and play.

Everything became tightly controlled and the police clamped down on it.