Sentence examples for tight orders from inspiring English sources

Longer shelf lives, higher demand, and tight orders ensure that the only dairy products that really get thrown out are the damaged ones that aren't safe for consumption anyways.

As expected, United, the defending champion, arrived in tight order.

But while there were demonstrations, no such uprising occurred, partly because the Palestinian Authority troops maintained tight order.

This is not a place of decorative themes, staged arrangements or tight order: it looks used and busy — more like a comfortable artist's studio.

Kerlin Gallery, Fri to 10 Oct RC Alice Browne's paintings pit the tight order of minimalist repetition against the unpredictable personal dimension that comes with what's hand drawn.

The Swiss and Gascon infantry proceeded to slaughter the remaining landsknechts whose tight order precluded a rapid retreat as they attempted to withdraw from the battlefield.

Immediately there were suspicions that Cardiff had been responsible for the shootdown, and later that evening Rear Admiral "Sandy" Woodward declared a "Weapons Tight" order, forbidding the engagement of any aircraft not positively identified as hostile, for all contacts detected flying over East Falkland at less than 200 kn and under 610 m.

Overall input-output pattern often reflects the tight order that arises from underlying disorder.

These defects were in stark contrast to the tight, ordered pyramidal layer of the control animals, with a relatively cell sparse SO (Fig.  3A and E).

"Our military forces are here to protect the civilian population, not to damage them," said Lt. Gen. Jonathon Riley, the British deputy to General McKiernan, as he and other officers outlined tighter orders for "proportionality, requisite restraint and the utmost discrimination" in the use of firepower, particularly in airstrikes.

Individuals don't live embedded in tight social orders; they live in buffered worlds of private choices.