Sentence examples for tightly screened from inspiring English sources

Foreign journalists, who were once tightly screened before being given visas, are now visiting the country in large numbers.

But only a small cluster of observers sat in the courtroom on Tuesday, and at least seven were uniformed law enforcement authorities in the tightly screened gallery.

In 1977 security was so precarious that the Queen had to overnight at sea and take her first ever helicopter flight to get into Belfast for a series of tightly screened engagements.

Under the terms of the agreement, the bank said it would strengthen anti-money-laundering practices and more tightly screen customers in its international private banking, retail banking, correspondent banking and funds-transfer businesses.

The method uses a passive flux meter (PFM), which is essentially a self-contained permeable unit properly sized to fit tightly in a screened well or boring.

"A lot of differences in these polls are based on how tightly polls are screening voters," Nate Silver, of FiveThirtyEight, tweeted last week.

Use tightly fitting screens to cover larger holes.

Baseline complete blood counts (CBC), creatinine, glucose, aspartate aminotransferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT) were screened and only volunteers with tightly defined normal values were enrolled.

A total of 21 recombinants were screened using new DNA markers tightly linked to the FT2 locus from this population.

The researchers screened the molecules, selecting ones that bound tightly to the androgen receptor but didn't activate it.

His aides would turn what had been a freewheeling format into tightly scripted events where every question from the audience was screened.