Sentence examples for is increasingly tight from inspiring English sources
Money is increasingly tight for the oil company, too.
Since many Qaddafi-era laws are still on the books, the space for free expression is increasingly tight.
But it has left me wondering in horticulture, where money is increasingly tight, is crowdfunding the answer?
I SUGGESTED yesterday that recent changes in oil prices may indicate that supply is increasingly tight, and that oil prices will therefore act as a check on economic growth for the near future.
It seems that even consumers for whom money is increasingly tight are so mortified at the prospect of what marketers call a "sweat event" that they are happily paying extra.
"At a time when money in the regional game is increasingly tight it does have an impact on competitiveness.
The connections across water supply, power generation and environment (WPE) systems are increasingly tight and thus can be profiled as a WPE nexus.
Rhian Beynon, head of policy at Family Action, warned: "Changes to welfare support and high inflation mean that family finances are increasingly tight, placing a strain on families.
The debate was moderated by Lester Holt of NBC News and came as polls both nationally and in swing states are increasingly tight.
Loath to admit defeat and officially devalue its fixed currency, or to abandon popular subsidies such as penny-priced gasoline, the government has remained mostly solvent by printing money to cover its domestic obligations, enforcing onerous price controls, and being increasingly tight-fisted with access to foreign currency.
