Sentence examples for run tighter from inspiring English sources

In the wake of Lehman Brother's collapse, world leaders at the 2009 G20 summit in Pittsburgh promised reform of financial markets, and regulators around the world have been scrambling to run tighter ships.

"By contrast, PIs who spend a lot of time in the lab tend to run tighter ships".

According to Maughan, when PIs run tighter ships, there is oftentimes more of a feeling of camaraderie among the lab workers.

But in the long run, tighter bank credit will squeeze European growth.3) Jen thinks that the Germans believe there is no point in fiddling about with short rates.

There are so few refineries in the U.S. now that they are run tight to the bone, typically using about ninety per cent of their total capacity.

Jam him at the line or make him run tight routes, and you have a good chance of slowing him down.

The conference, run tight as a poker game by a few G.O.P. leaders and White House budgeteers, will dictate a resolution of the differences.

Many early-career scientists have ambitious supervisors who run tight ships, and everyone is expected to be on deck all day.

Ooops -- we're running tight on space.

"Some guys wore two pairs of running tights.

He was dressed in running tights and looking for coffee.