Sentence examples for which has tight from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the company is experiencing the pain being felt by the rest of the trucking industry, which has tight margins even in the best economic times.
From 1936 to 2002, they played at the 7,200-seat 7,200-seatk Arena (nee Hersheyparkrts Arena), which has tight seats with woodeneelats and a curved roof tHershey Sports Arenae.
Some "no" campaigners worry that it could usher in legalized abortion, bringing laws in Ireland, which has tight restrictions in line with its Catholic tradition, closer to most other European countries.
They do a particularly fine job with their frisee, which is light green and golden yellow, crunchy and sweet-bitter, and with radicchio, which has tight, medium to large heads, with tender leaves, pleasingly bitter, with a tinge of sweetness.
Alice and Bob may, quite reasonably, require that Freddy only uses the data he has received in a special-purpose secure analysis facility, which has tight controls on the information which may enter and leave the facility – analogous to the special facilities in which microbiologists and virologists are required to work when handling hazardous organisms.
Real time cell analysis, which has tight reproducibility with traditional MTS and trypan blue assays [ 11– 13], but allows the additional advantage of monitoring growth, proliferation, or migration in real time over a selected period rather than at one time point, was used here to obtain additional confirmation of the growth-promoting effects of GDF15 in ovarian cancer cells.
France, which has tighter laws against extremism, has also seen more of its citizens go off to wage jihad.One reason for Britons' prominence is that English is so widely understood, especially in the countries whose governments IS hopes to influence.
Earlier, a woman who stood and began to cry out against the sale had been escorted rapidly from the room, which had tight security.
The number of these entities has soared in recent years, and they now account for about half of the income earned by American businesses.This is business voting with its feet on a grand scale but many of America's largest and most internationally mobile firms are unable to become S corporations, which have tight rules, not least being limited to a handful of shareholders.
But one issue rarely addressed by officials of the military-led government is the extent to which the inquiry has examined the role Pakistan's powerful military -- which had tight control over the nuclear program -- may have played in the sale or sharing of nuclear technology.
PDF showed that samples of Kareem Fm. have better reservoir flow properties (permeability) in contrast to those of Rudeis Fm. which have tight reservoir flow properties.
