Sentence examples for established tight from inspiring English sources

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WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans said on Tuesday that they were confident they would be able to block legislation intended to reverse a Supreme Court ruling last year that established tight time restrictions on lawsuits over pay discrimination.

Series B investors will look for evidence that you've established tight product/market fit by talking to your customers and prospects.

For example, the 2011 budget deal established tight discretionary caps, which disproportionately squeezed funding for children.

The mechanical stress experienced by those SS cell membranes exposed not to HbSS-containing cytosol but to pipette solution likely differed from that imposed by deoxygenation on intact sickle red cells with a previously established tight pipette seal.

Ten established tight junction genes showed significant upregulation with five demonstrating upregulation of >2 fold namely, CLDN1, CLDN4, CLDN7, OCLN and CGN (Table  1).

Mr. Bernardelli Curuz, who is the artistic director of the Fondazione Brescia Musei, which manages monuments and organizes art exhibitions in the northern city of Brescia, said that they had opted to make their discovery known through an e-book because academic research in Italy was in the hands of an established, tight-knit group that tried to thwart younger scholars.

Donors have also established tighter control of their contributions through stronger reporting, vetting, and auditing processes.

Yet, during the Thatcher years, central government established tighter control over schools, colleges and universities than ever before.

Consent decrees agreed with other police forces in the US in recent years have detailed new training requirements for officers or established tighter internal regulations on the use of force.

But they also acknowledged that euro-zone bonds would succeed only if European institutions established tighter fiscal and economic control, with common standards on wages and welfare, and on taxing profits and corporations.