Sentence examples for that much tighter from inspiring English sources

The result has made the East that much tighter.

The restrictions will make the financial pinch that much tighter.

But even as he lashes his presidential campaign that much tighter to the war in Iraq, Mr. McCain is seeking to decouple his fortunes from those of Mr. Bush, in the latest chapter of a 10-year relationship that has been at times tortured, at times cordial, at times symbiotic.

This is not to say that much tighter regulation could not protect the programme, at least in the medium term.

Mr Wallin worries that "every day the war is delayed, the crude-oil market gets that much tighter, putting further upward pressure on prices".Yet every day that passes is also a day closer to spring in the northern hemisphere.

As the Arab leaders choked their people that much tighter, along came Facebook, Twitter and cellphone cameras, which enabled those people to share grievances, organize rebellions, lose their fear and expose their leaders: "Smile, your brutality is on Candid Camera".

But Europe takes a big step towards closer integration by agreeing a so-called fiscal pact that involves much tighter budget rules and automatic penalties for those who break them - ideas that are first discussed at the EU summit more than a year earlier.

Having these elements worked out will make the project that much stronger and tighter.

You had a new party line, one that was much tighter.

It is one of tennis's trump cards, and it made the difference in a match that was much tighter than its straight-set scoreline.

This year, campaigners proposed a ballot measure that required much tighter regulation and put oversight in the hands of the Oregon liquor control commission.