Sentence examples for tighter reality from inspiring English sources
Luggage makers have adjusted to the new tighter reality with a number of innovations.
Christians who care about our country and our faith have a choice: Circle the wagons tighter, deny reality further, hate more, or admit that once again -- as with the race issues of the 1940s through the 1960s -- that most conservative religious Americans have missed the boat of progress, hope and inclusion.
To control such a transformation, a balance between tight experiment-reality couplings (which enables innovative, realistic, close-to-the-market benefits) and loose couplings (which disturb the system's operation as little as possible) is required.
But you got to hang on to reality tight here, never let the bad happen.
For domestic travelers in 2003, those mothballed planes represented twin air travel realities: tighter space and less service.
Dylan Bailey's sculptures of unopened mail encased in plaster are like tributes to the tight grip on reality that we attempt to escape through vacations.
He is privy to the scuttlebutt about how Disney supposedly keeps shows open by throwing money at them; he argues that the company is in reality more tight-fisted than most producers because it answers to shareholders.
Without paying attention to the appearances — as well as the realities — of tighter times, the professional party-givers agree: these fund-raisers may get toned down all by themselves.
Twice before on Dot Earth, I've offered and solicited ways in which President Obama could foster environmental progress on a budget: 2011: Fostering Progress on a Finite (and Budget Strapped) Planet Tight budgets are a reality for a long time to come given global financial pressures and negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" in the United States.
But I also knew that to push myself deeper into her world might carry us to a place where I might lose what I had made of myself, a place where I knew I could no longer hold tight to the hard reality that kept me sane.
