Sentence examples for more tightly bound from inspiring English sources

When you're more tightly bound to an agreement than your counterpart is, trouble could follow.

Baseball and football are more tightly bound by their cultures and history.

Upon storage, moisture content decreased 4% and water was more tightly bound.

MEPs will also be much more tightly bound by their parties' manifestos.

The d-orbitals are more tightly bound to an ion than the sp-orbitals.

Few operas can be more tightly bound up with the visual images of the stories that inspired them than these.

Mr. Poole testified today that Windows Media Player was more tightly bound into the operating system now than ever before.

The more tightly bound the owning experience is to the buying experience, the more a captive system makes sense.

No American poet seems more tightly bound to a fixed landscape than he to the California coast.

But 307 years of union mean Scotland's economy is more tightly bound with Britain than any other.

Nor will they stop at the side-effects from the "two-speed" union that could result from a more tightly bound eurozone.