Sentence examples for hardly tight from inspiring English sources
Her novels may be uniformly spare, but they're hardly tight; each one seems as weirdly elastic as the whole slippery oeuvre.
This is hardly tight, which is why the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) wants both the NYSE and Nasdaq to move to price to two decimal places, starting this September.
Aft legroom is a few inches shy of what you'll find in that Caddy, or an S-Class, but it's hardly tight.
"It's just tight, tight, tight".
Viewed as a conventional thriller, this adaption of Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac's 1954 novel, D'Entre les Morts (aka The Living and the Dead), is hardly the tightest of constructions.
A new adjacent memorial garden features 15 bronze plaques on a plinth listing a comprehensive catalogue of those lost on Titanic, though Dutch Uncles claim nobody really knows all who were on board as the record-keeping was hardly air-tight.
That was hardly its first tight spot.
But the conditions are so tight hardly any women qualify.
"I could hardly believe how tight the fit was — it was a stunning correlation," he said.
But such indifference hardly squares with tight restrictions on his political activities, media gags, continuous surveillance - and the big turnouts for the "illegal" rallies organised, by word of mouth, by his People's Justice party (PKR), led by his wife, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
It was the final night of qualifying for Euro 2000 and the situation in Group 8 could hardly have been tighter, with only two points separated Yugoslavia, the Republic of Ireland and Croatia.
