Sentence examples for tight nature from inspiring English sources

Not that Carson could take any credit for the tight nature of the game.

The track has been the site of many historic races, sometimes as a result of its tight nature.

The outlook expressed by both campaigns belied the tight nature of the contest in at least seven states.

Moreover, given the tight nature of the race, he could not risk suppressing turnout, particularly among independents and Democrats, through a negative-toned campaign.

Following the speech by Michelle Obama on Tuesday night, the appearance of Mr. Clinton was the highlight of the convention's second night and underscored the tight nature of the presidential race.

The tight nature of Group E makes it the most interesting league, despite the lack of a superstar name, with only four points separating Switzerland (11) in first and Norway (7) in fourth place.

The ultra-tight nature of the formation causes fast decline of the production and small recovery factors.

It is noted that PDFs of sandstone Kareem Fm. samples (Fig. 2) extend mainly over values representing macropores and mesopores and insignificantly over micropores region, but for calcareous Rudeis Fm. samples (Fig. 3), PDFs totally lie within micropores region; this indicates that Rudeis Fm. samples have very tight flow nature compared with Kareem Fm. samples.

In addition to their shared autoimmune manifestations, RA and atherosclerosis are also interrelated through their tight inflammatory nature.

Given the small and tight knit nature of these communities, minimal demographic information was collected on each respondent to ensure anonymity.

Certainly, when it comes to discussing his own work, Erwitt's tight-lipped nature is apparent: "If you want to understand the art of Elliott Erwitt, the last person to turn to is Elliott Erwitt," says writer and friend Wilfred Sheed.