Sentence examples for made more tight from inspiring English sources
Granted, limited supplies, made more tight by refiners having to switch to reformulated summer-season fuels, could be met by a greater demand that will raise prices further.
Though the company has grown wonderfully in its capacity for dancing off-balance, the spatial projection of many of its dancers would be twice as strong if they made more of tight closed positions: dancing exists in contrasts of scale.
It was a tight lbw decision, made more compelling by the fact the batsman had so clearly made an error of judgment And so it goes on for Cheeku, the golden boy, a player who is not so much a flat-Indian-track bully – three of his six hundreds have come abroad – as simply quite obviously unprepared to face seam and swing bowling in English conditions.
The goal of tight glycaemic control is made more complicated by steroid-induced hyperglycaemia.
"All too often the technology is directed in only one direction, which is to make things more tight, and this, what he did very well, is use this technology for something that is free flowing, and I think that's what makes it so poetic and magical".
Since 2007, the Giants have not had a tight end make more than 50 catches.
But with budgets tight, hotels are making more strategic investments, focusing on reliable Internet access, better lighting and more appealing dining options — an approach that may turn out to be a better fit with business travelers' priorities.
If you are working under a deadline, you may make your schedule more tight than if you have the luxury of more time to write.
Properties of His and Tyr are very different: after His86⇒Tyr86 replacement hydrophobicy and volume of residue increased and polarity decreased dramatically making the molecule more tight while less soluble (Table 4).
This will allow the silicone to squeeze out towards the edges, making it a more tight seal.
