Sentence examples for enough tightly from inspiring English sources

There are enough subplots here to fuel a prime-time soap opera, enough tightly wound coaches to require a stress-management clinic, enough thinly veiled salvos to mandate a flak jacket.

She was right, and many of them were crammed into an extended finale: "Can You Feel It" (in which the crowd was exhorted to stand), "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," a tightly choreographed and thrilling "Billie Jean," and a cluttered, successfully overwhelming "Black and White".

In this case, grasses may be dug out and killed unless their cover is high enough to tightly stabilize ground sand (Yang et al. 2006).

Shake the container vigorously, or if the container is sturdy enough and tightly sealed, toss it back and forth.

At the time, the commission said that bitcoin was not regulated tightly enough and there wasn't enough clarity into the operations of the various exchanges that traded bitcoin to grant approval.

When pulled tightly enough, the canvas is also nice enough to use on the rear passenger seats instead of cloth (the front seats are in leather).

Schrader et al. have recently presented results leading to the conclusion that the affinities of aa-tRNAs for EF-Tu are constrained to be uniform by their need to bind tightly enough to form the TC but weakly enough to rapidly release from EF-Tu during decoding.

There were thatched-roof houses and long stone walls, joined tightly enough to last for hundred of years but not enough to prevent sunlight from seeping through the gaps and chinks.

Because the rules prohibit attaching prosthetics to the bike itself, the arms must fit tightly enough to give Mr. Alfonso control over the bike while allowing enough free movement for him to shift gears and to brake.

The immobile Dystrophin pool at the cell tips is bound tightly enough to transmit significant (10 pN/molecule) forces for significant (1 s) times, enough to unfold Dystrophin's spectrin domains (Bhasin et al., 2005).

Is it regulated tightly enough?