Sentence examples for not be tight from inspiring English sources
His appointment would be read as yet another sign that the "family" (the president's closest circle) is tightening its grip on power.Yet in reality that grip may not be tight enough to warrant such a move.
The existing rules, in other words, may not be tight enough.America's recent natural-gas bonanza owes a lot to fracking, which has made tapping abundant shale reserves economical for the first time.
Toyota says a nut on the windshield wiper arm may not be tight enough and one or both wipers can stop moving if the arms face resistance, like pushing snow out of the way.
The bound derived in (10) may not be tight, as will be observed in the simulations.
Furthermore, intuitively, the upper bound of Λ as mentioned in [26] will not be tight in our system, due to the OFDM-based multi-carrier advantage.
Note that the bound defined in (10) may not be tight enough since it depends on, for instance, the geometry and the size of the network.
He is recruiting followers, yes, and his Democratic primary race here with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton could not be tighter.
As it stands, it could not be tighter in the group.
Security at the airport had not been tight, he said.
He told the Guardian the 106 agreement had not been tight enough.
The problem then was that British policy was too tight; Turkish policy has not been tight enough.
