Sentence examples for becomes tight from inspiring English sources

Around 2020 the pinch becomes tight enough to cause a fall in per capita income.

All too often Mauresmo, when the situation becomes tight, tends to become overly passive.

Having connections with several gas pipelines is important in preventing shortages if the gas market becomes tight, Mr. Hubbard said.

When the constraining of the relaxed problem becomes tight enough, its solution value becomes no better than the incumbent solution value.

But that higher expected return carries a price: it makes it harder for the funds to raise money when credit becomes tight.

Later on, as the scene approaches midnight, the stage becomes tight, action-packed, a near-claustrophobic marvel of deliberately confined space and time, with dancers marking the beat powerfully and only Cinderella seeming to ride it heedlessly.

But for all his outspokenness, when I ask him about the contours of his life, Ferguson, who usually speaks in complete paragraphs, becomes tight-lipped – or perhaps merely tired, faced with going over old ground.

And if defaults and bankruptcies cascade through the financial system, credit becomes tighter still.

Money has becomes tighter, but prices for entertainment have continued to rise.

If access to credit becomes tighter and private-equity-owned firms go bankrupt, scrutiny will only increase.

Note that the approximation becomes tighter for larger.