Sentence examples for tighter meaning from inspiring English sources

The schedule this season will be tighter, meaning there could be four days when games in both the N.L. and A.L. series will be played: Saturday, Oct. 16; Tuesday, Oct. 19; Wednesday, Oct. 20; and Saturday, Oct. 23.

In contrast the ranges in ranks for figure 3 are much tighter, meaning that the reliability in decisions in the panel was greater and hence the proportion of always funded and never funded proposals was higher.

There has been no reliable polling, but preliminary results from voting stations suggest that the race is tight, meaning even minor rigging could be a game-changer.

Madonna suffered an unfortunate fall on stage last night when her Armani cape was tied too tight meaning instead of it being dramatically whipped off by a dancer as planned, the star was pulled down a flight of stairs.

This seems to be just what Sternbergh wants, as suggested by his diagnosis of what went wrong with action films: "Eventually the shirtless commandos gave way to men in tights," meaning comic-book superheroes; "and from the technical end, computer animation gobbled up everything, chewing it all into weightless pixels".

Household budgets are tight, meaning many people do not have the money to buy a new item if its broken and the seller has refused to sort it out.

Because of the Port Wentworth explosion, U.S. sugar refining capacity is tight, meaning Imperial has been able to pass along all the higher costs and then some to customers like Hershey and Kraft Foods.

With its flagship phone retailing around $300 — its top-selling mid-range devices are priced around $150 — margins are tight meaning that the company generates far less revenue from hardware.

Rehearsal is important because it makes your shows tight, meaning like a well taught karate move, you do it without thought or thinking.

In addition, the distribution of the random-based scheme presents a distribution around the mean with large deviations while the MESF scheme shows a very tight distribution; meaning that most task and server assignments result in energy savings.

Considered one of the top three in the class, Clemson's Dwayne Allen may be the best "true" tight end (meaning he can block).