Sentence examples for is particularly tight from inspiring English sources
"It's hard at the best of times, but there it is particularly tight".
With five weeks to go, polls suggest the current race is particularly tight.
Here, the identification of the population with their muchachos is particularly tight because this is the barrio of Joel Campbell, the team's talismanic 21-year-old forward.
Security is particularly tight in Shanghai ahead of the visit later this month by President Bush, who will attend a summit with leaders of the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.
Time is particularly tight, he said, because the company has only two or three weeks after Friday's release to make significant changes, after which the project will grow increasingly constrained.
He is particularly tight with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and just a few months ago was cited by Kennedy in Time as a "hero for the planet"....Part of Gatto's appeal as a "hero for the planet" is that, with his biceps and his Cadillac, he is an odd poster boy for environmental idealism.
During Cedar Falls, security was particularly tight.
The family was particularly tight knit.
She added: "Capacity for women is always tight, and it's particularly tight this year".
The Italian police have been on alert, and security has been particularly tight at the embassy since Sept. 11.
The ties between Lufthansa and United are particularly tight because the two share codes on 330 flights a day.
