Sentence examples for even tighter for from inspiring English sources

The market is even tighter for skilled labour.

A time frame of 30 days is even tighter for Chrysler, which is trying to complete a deal with Fiat of Italy.

In an email to staff, Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands said the cost of the trial, which will be shared with another defendant, the Daily Mail, was "considerable" and "spending will now have to be even tighter for the rest of the year".

Sands full email said: "I am afraid to say that the considerable costs for the trial relating to a past news story will have to be recouped so spending will now have to be even tighter for the rest of the year.

If it doesn't, credit conditions will get even tighter for the country's all-important small- and medium-size businesses.

"Security at U.N. climate conferences is always tight but understandably it will be even tighter for Paris," said Nick Nuttall, spokesman of the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat in Bonn.

The competition is even tight for jobs like summer camp counselors.

Port Morris "is a very tight market — it's a tight market for lease, and it's an even tighter market for sale," said Mr. Reinertsen, whose company is representing a building being sold by the lighting company Murray Feiss Industries at 125 Rose Feiss Boulevard and 134th Street.

Under different settings, it may be necessary to achieve even tighter predictions for the performance of a model to be satisfactory for operational use by a multicenter clinical trials group.

O'Sullivan misses, clumping the near knuckle, and Selby contemplates an even tighter one for a good minute and a half, deciding against it.

(Starting on Jan . 1 G.E. will adopt even tighter rules for its outside directors. They will no longer be paid with any stock options, instead receiving actual shares of stock, which they cannot sell until a year after they have left the board).