Sentence examples for tighter network from inspiring English sources

"Retailers who accept these are making a promise to buy local...They have to know about it to use it, and that creates a tighter network," Michelle Secours, a retailer in Gaspé, told CBC in French.

"Retailers who accept these are making a promise to buy local...They have to know about it to use it, and that creates a tighter network," Michelle Secours, a retailer in Gaspé, told CBC. "It's a way to keep circulating the money locally".

In turn, women's tighter networks are built for personal support, but they often lack the wide reach of men's networks.

As the world wide web has wrapped the globe in an ever-tighter network of connections, it has slowly transformed the look and feel of the place, unleashing torrents of data and changing our information culture in ways that we are still figuring out.

"We have seen that first-generation immigrants in a tight network are sometimes reluctant to come forward," he said.

They also, Sharkey says, tend to involve a tiny number of people linked in a tight network.

Airlines knit their flights together in a tight network aimed to maximize the efficiency of the hub airports.

He was part of a tight network of hedge fund traders based in Boston who specialized in technology stocks.

For a club that always prided itself on being such a tight network, there is discord behind the scenes and it has filtered down to all levels.

Rochdale's Asians, mostly huddled in a tight network of dilapidated terraces near the railway station, have been ignored for years, he said.

College Gardens in Tooting is a horseshoe-shaped street hugging a tight network of cul-de-sacs packed with 1980s Barratt homes.