Sentence examples for is more tight from inspiring English sources
While I agree with Bunker that the unemployment rate is of limited value in assessing labor market tightness, I still think the labor market is more tight than slack.
As we are considering |α| ≤ 1, we conclude that the bound (16) is more tight than (18).
Sounds edgy, but in terms of concrete investments in music and culture, their manifesto is more tight fisted than Mike Tyson on the shitter.
However, Figure 3D suggests that association of kinase dead ULK3 (K44H) with ESCRT-III subunits is more tight than the WT ULK3 (2-10 fold higher beta-galactosidase activity), which could have major effects on cellular function of ULK3 and ESCRT-III.
Play less starting hands if a player/flop percentage became smaller (the game is more tight).
By the time I phone him back this week to talk climate change again, however, he is more tight-lipped, by his standards.
Perhaps even weirder concoctions from the beverage division, which is more tight-lipped because of heated competition in the category from Coca-Cola.
His partner-in-arms, Evans, a somber Canadian Yale graduate and researcher, is more tight-lipped, but when he does open up, his spoutings are suitable for engaging academic pamphlets.
In general, though, it's more tight stuff from the debutant.
With the influx of money into the Cup, veteran competitors say, the racing has never been more tight.
