Sentence examples for much tightness from inspiring English sources

Gooden wanted to know how much tightness or pain he would have to endure to throw a baseball that day.

Too much fiscal tightness could plunge the still-fragile economy into recession.

Granted, Pennington's performance came against a team that entered yesterday's game with the worst pass defense in the league, but Pennington's loose, unaffected demeanor on the field counted for as much as the tightness in the spiral of his passes.

Do not tighten bow too much; the proper tightness is when the hair is no more than a centimeter from the wood of the center of your bow.

But there is a strong case to be made that one shouldn't take the 6.3% rate as signalling too much about labour-market tightness.

However, we would like to note that the devices for making a membrane proton-tight are much more complex than those that are required for sodium tightness, and that proton tightness seems to have evolved on multiple occasions during life's history (see main text).

That's a much better measure of the overall tightness of the labour market and that result means that the Federal Reserve is likely to resume raising rates soon enough.

Although employers have resisted raising salaries by much, they continue to complain about the tightness of the labor market.

Hunter's preseason debut — he sat out the Jets' first game with lower back tightness — could not have gone much worse.

Some of the things your bridesmaids may be uncomfortable about include plunging necklines, bare shoulders, being too hot or cold, wearing a color that doesn't suit them, too much length or not enough, transparency, and tightness of fabric.

The slowdown in these foreign-exchange inflows contributed to the tightness in China's interbank market.That much is not controversial.