Sentence examples for perhaps more tightly from inspiring English sources

Will the people who have already made it cling as tightly as ever, or perhaps more tightly than before, to their privilege and affluence, even if doing so lengthens the odds of outsiders' gaining traction?

It is wound perhaps more tightly than ever into the DNA of Two Years, right down to the title, which equals 1,001 nights.

We therefore speculate that the mode of regulation of mTOR is tissue-specific and is perhaps more tightly regulated in highly proliferative tissues (such as the small intestine), as opposed to the less proliferative bladder.

Therefore, it is intuitive to hypothesize that the larger D-periodical collagen fibrils may be formed by an assembly of slender (10 25 nm diameter), and perhaps more tightly linked, substructural units or microfibrillar bundles that are thinner than the parent D-periodical fibrils.

These education professionals had rather different ideas about what might constitute appropriate outcome measures for these interventions and suggested that measures of wellbeing or perhaps more tightly defined outcomes relating to help seeking, such as use of a helpline or knowledge of where to access help, should be utilised.

They tend to stick together, perhaps even more tightly than other incomers in the past.

The corps de ballet, a kind of collective character in "Artifact," was perhaps even more tightly unified, more balletically disciplined than in Frankfurt — particularly in the complex fourth section in which the corps is a kind of military machine.

Since SHAKER is basically all over the brain perhaps RYE is more tightly localized and this might allow dissection of differential local effects of SSS on activity?

Another way to get lower Ci and increased WUE is to close stomata more tightly, perhaps especially at times when low humidity decreases WUE.

James M. Stone, former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said in a recent speech that many members of Congress knew that banks needed to be more tightly regulated, perhaps broken into smaller pieces.

Yet these are real people, not emblems, and what won't leave me at the moment is the look on the faces of the McCanns' twins as the parents, gripping them more tightly than perhaps they can easily bear, carried them into their home.