Sentence examples for tighter number from inspiring English sources

MindTree, which counts Franklin Templeton and Avis among its clients, will be competing with others in the industry for the tighter number of visas.

A key confidence vote on the budget nonetheless passed on Tuesday, with Letta declaring: "The government, even if it has tighter numbers, is decidedly stronger, more coherent and compact".

Furthermore, Silicon Valley's major tech companies have also concentrated decision-making power in a very tight number of individuals, mainly company founders.

She recently brought a new meaning to the term "little black dress" in a super tight number at the "Winter in Venice" concert in Vegas last month.

Gillard said that during the term Rudd "consistently danced right out on that line of bad behaviour" and she could do nothing because of the tight numbers in parliament.

And it didn't take long for everyone to recognize that Beyoncé was a whole 'lotta woman, as she showed off her curvy figure in skin-tight numbers and sparkling jewels.

To determine EC nuclei or tight junction number density, the EC nuclei or tight junction number was divided by the EC surface dimension as measured in microns.

"We are a wee bit tight with numbers but it depends where you are in the building process," said Stark.

Nicole Kidman and fellow redhead Julianne Moore wear them on holiday; Rosie Huntington-Whiteley avoids tanlines with a tight black number while walking her dog on the beach in LA.

The first scene is of Carey wearing a tight pink number, laying seductively on the bed, as the computer employee plays with an electric guitar.

When responding to question four, which asks respondents " have you been able to put on a pair of socks, stocking or tights?", a number of individuals answered accounting for the use of an aid, and other people gave two answers; one referring to the level of disability in performing the activity when using an aid and one when not using an aid.