"What matters is having forward momentum and a tight fact-based data/metrics feedback loop to help you quickly recognize and reverse any incorrect decisions.
The growing appeal of the sector, Mr. Davis said, reflects the increasing pressure by the senior management of corporations for "tighter, fact-based decision making, especially in this economy".
Too tight, in fact, for many in the ruling coalition.
I'm happy that the news story is quite tight, the fact that Shell is in the shadow of the Shard.
The affinity between brothers is so tight, in fact, that they can somehow recognize each other even after being separated before hatching.
With federal budgets tight, this fact should not be ignored.
Beyoncé confessed she was wearing a super-tight corset -- so tight, in fact, that "I'm going to need scissors to cut the string".
In fact, tight supplies and strong exports have nudged prices up about 6 cents a pound from last year.
This is the same definition it has applied for four years, supposedly connoting neutrality (neither loose nor tight), though in fact it first signalled a shift to tightening.
State officials described the race as extremely tight, despite the fact that the Obama campaign had a head start in terms of organization.
In fact, tight quarters in Tokyo and other large cities are part of the rationale for Kei cars, though they became popular and found enduring appeal for still other reasons.
