Sentence examples for considered tight from inspiring English sources
"Even if we were to start immediately, much time would pass before incremental increases could be considered tight or even neutral policy".
That number rises to 42.0 percent when you include plays in which Aaron Hernandez or Rob Gronkowski line up on the outside as wide receivers (when tight ends line up in the slot, they are still considered tight ends for this analysis).
What's considered "tight"?
They also considered tight time windows and time deadlines to create services for high-speed trains.
(A nine- to 12-month supply of homes the number of months required to deplete the market of its housing inventory is considered healthy or normal, while less than six months' supply is considered tight).
In Fig. 3, despite the derived lower bound gets looser for higher L, it can be considered tight for more practical values of L, i.e., at least for L≤5.
Likewise, Westport's planning commission has twice considered tighter size standards, only to back away from the proposals after heated debate.
The French abortion pill's long and convoluted journey to the United States took another turn, with the news that the Food and Drug Administration is considering tight restrictions on the drug, RU-486, including a requirement that only doctors who perform surgical abortions prescribe it.
The observed reduction in the total number of streamlines could be related to rs-fMRI developmental "system-level pruning" (Supekar et al. 2009), considering tight coupling between SC and functional connectivity (Honey et al. 2009, 2010).
Parliament is expected to consider tighter restrictions on abortion in a separate bill this fall.
