Sentence examples similar to tighter days from inspiring English sources

As a result of tighter days-at-sea rules, revenues from groundfish fell more than 50percentt in New England from 1994 to 2007, and the number of active boats also declined by about half, said Peter Baker, who manages fisheries policy for the Pew Environment Group.

But then you realize the most important thing is my family lived thru this and we can hug each other that much tighter these days.

Marian Gaborik is squeezing his stick a bit tighter these days, which is to say he can feel the scoreless games piling up. .

TIGHT-SHOE DAY Saturday; market day.

Furthermore, the squeeze is getting tighter every day.

Although public purses are tied tight these days, money has to be found for infrastructure investment.

STORAGE space is tight these days, and not just in cramped New York apartments.

Money is tight these days, and Hall is currently trying to sell his house.

In fact, the job market is so tight these days, service at low-wage employers like Wal-Mart is paltry.

However, credit is tight these days and looser credit will be crucial to recovering from the current contraction.

Publishers' margins are tight these days, and the budget tends to go on promotions and author tours, not the splendid bash with canapés in a hired museum.