Sentence examples for tight deal from inspiring English sources

Start by noting that the typical house purchase is a very "tight" deal: once the seller commits to a particular buyer, the seller can't (legally) sell the house to someone else, even if offered a substantially higher price.

The U.K. and Germany wanted a tight deal, arguing that the EU could not be seen to be expanding its own budget while asking individual member states beset by debt to cut back national spending.

An, when compared to the amount Microsoft and Nokia get for apps that run on WinMobile and Symbian – just about $0 – it's a pretty tight deal.

With credit still tight, deals will take time to move through the pipeline.

Along these lines, the elderly couple could have insisted on a tighter deal with respect to financing or structured a contingency to bind the seller if the appraised value of the home changed significantly before closing.

So yes, it appears unlike George Costanza, Feresten has an air-tight deal with the squirrels.

When the optionality inherent in the private equity structure first came to light in the fall in this string of broken deals, many, including me, thought it would lead to tighter deals: Targets would insist that private equity transactions move toward the strategic model where reverse termination fees were absent and specific performance permitted.

Mr Brown would expect that they accept extremely tight pay deals too.

Yes, it drains future cash from the coffers, but it's a tradeoff; all three American automakers have overcapacity at their North American plants and tight union deals that require them to pay workers whether these employees are building cars or playing gin.

While it may not have the breadth of Rise of Nations' real-time empire building, the tight scope deals out dividends when it comes to fast-paced battles".

The tight race could deal another blow to Madrid.