Sentence examples for overcome tight from inspiring English sources

But hipness can't overcome tight budgets.

Now Canadian space officials are asking scientists to help them plan a Mars mission so outstanding that it can overcome tight budgets and leapfrog other research priorities to win government funding.

But British energy ministers and MPs have said environmental problems can be overcome by tight regulation and good industry practice.

Supporters of the technology say those limitations can be overcome with tight regulation of what materials are burned and how they are harvested.

"Today, Europe's municipalities at large need a joint effort to overcome the tight fiscal policy and austerity measures in order to succeed in a sustainable local policy," argues the Viennese urbanist and critic, Reinhard Seiss.

The energy select committee said environmental problems associated with it in the US could be overcome by tight regulation and good industry practice.

In research, most of this focus has strategized towards processes that overcome the tight association between cell wall polymers believed to significantly contribute to process bottlenecks.

The MPs believe operators will have to overcome potentially tighter regulations.

Andy Roddick, the eighth seed, overcame a tight first set to see off Igor Kunitsyn 7-6, 6-3, 6-3 and the American was pleased to have got through in a little over two hours.

The slow start is overcome by a tight plot involving international money laundering, British secret service, vulture capitalists and several good characters.

The term switchboard is used here to represent a feature in the integration of inputs and intrinsic activity that may allow strong PFC activity to overcome the normally tight following of hippocampal inputs typically observed in the NA.