Sentence examples for is considered tight from inspiring English sources

(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).

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.

"Even if we were to start immediately, much time would pass before incremental increases could be considered tight or even neutral policy".

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.

The shut-off of cell cycle was considered tight if less than 5% cells budded in 6 hr.

A knee was considered tight when it opened <4° and lax if it opened 4° or more on stress X-ray.

Some environmental groups fear that hydraulic fracturing will pollute drinking water, and Congress is considering tighter regulation of the practice.

Mr. Volcker -- who has sweeping power to order changes at Andersen -- is considering tighter controls throughout the firm, according to people who have talked with him.

As evidence mounts that fracking poses risks to water supplies, the federal government and regulators in various states are considering tighter regulations on it.

The IAEA "is said to be considering tighter regulations .

Vacancy below 10% is considered a tight market, one that favors landlords in rent negotiations with tenants.