Sentence examples for too closely together from inspiring English sources

The psyches of America and Vietnam are tied too closely together for lasting estrangement.

But you could tell the words were spaced too closely together".

They clustered their troops and people collecting food too closely together.

Place them too closely together on the wall — or stage — and there's not enough oxygen in the room.

Anything smaller than that, and the degeneracy pressure of neutrons, which prevents neutrons from being squashed too closely together, can successfully oppose the collapse.

He believes that neurons in the LGN may be spaced too closely together to be stimulated individually, which would be important in trying to reproduce natural vision.

Those dreams are for India, but they are also for the world, for all the nations and peoples are too closely knit together today for anyone of them to imagine that it can live apart.

We assume nowadays that our globalised world is too closely linked together for a wider war to break out.

In its letter, Uber says its God View interface is an essential business operations tool, and is used for "numerous real-time tasks to keep the service up and running properly" — such as managing supply and demand, by, for instance, messaging drivers that are too closely clustered together to say there are potential rides in another area of town.

Make sure that the loops aren't too close together or too far from each other; the correct position would be for the loops to be closely touching together but not crossing.

Bunched too close together.