Sentence examples for of how tight from inspiring English sources

Well, that too is a simple empirical question of how tight is the correlation between countries in their agricultural productivity per capita.

"This was a big reminder of how tight the system is," said Roger Diwan, a managing director at PFC Energy, a District-based consulting firm.

All this effort is to reach just 1.4 million registered voters, a sign of how tight this election is expected to be.

I think you'll see a sense of how tight the community is and get a sense of how Johnny is loved in the neighborhood.

Joseph Napolitan, who worked on the Kennedy campaign, said he often toiled blissfully unaware of how tight the race really was.

Many took last October's decision to cap student numbers after the cost of grants were miscalculated as a sign of how tight things are in Whitehall, he says.

Instead of focusing on how tight of a budget we have to keep, I remind myself that my children are more likely to remember our time together than toys or name brand clothes.

I ate and drank my way through Raleigh, North Carolina over two years ago, not realizing that in doing so I'd also be getting a first-hand encounter of how tight-knit its creative culinary community is.

How many you need will depend on how tight of a wave you want.

The issue is still focussed on after later studies [ 6] opened up a debate on how tight the control of glycaemia should be [ 7, 8].

While the SmartBand is still a snug fit around my wrist after a month of use, I do wonder how secure it will be after six months or a year of use - how tight will the grip of the two little poppers going through two holes in the band be after the constant use and friction this wearable will go through?