Sentence examples for tighter pool of from inspiring English sources

Thus, sports increasingly compete among themselves for a tighter pool of funds.

This continuity is one reason why Funding Circle appears to be tight with its current pool of investors, rather than bringing in new ones.

The use of pre-employment tests has been increasing as businesses look for ways to winnow the rising pool of candidates in this tight job market.

However, when the two substrates share the same pool of APC/CCdc20, the substrate with tighter binding affinity might sequester APC/CCdc20 away from the other substrate to delay its degradation.

The pool of job candidates is so tight many founders I know are having to scour universities around the rest of the country or hire abroad.

Both protein activity and gene transcription is under tight regulatory control in order to provide a balanced pool of dNTPs for DNA replication and repair.

Yesterday, though, I asked him whether tighter security necessarily means that all of us in the vast pool of potential suspects have to accept being treated like convicts when we fly.

Given the tight job market, museum officials are optimistic about getting a strong pool of applicants.

Many experts attributed the narrowing of employment gaps during the boom to the tight labor market, which encouraged employers to dip more deeply into the pool of potential workers and made discrimination more costly.

Even as new homes become more affordable, the Friday report from the Commerce Department underscores the challenges facing the residential construction industry as tighter credit and the fear of further declines in values continue to shrink the pool of potential buyers.

PARIS — On May 22 , 1987 two female dancers in green leotards and black tights stood on the empty stage of the Palais Garnier here, in a pool of light.