tight-knit造句
1. The Cajuns are a very tight-knit and family-orientated community.
2. Filipinos have established a tight-knit community in the city.
3. Investors moved in on a tight-knit group of car enthusiasts and took over the market.
4. The tight-knit mining communities had their own traditions and tales, and in Ayrshire one miner's name was a legend.
5. Long-standing, tight-knit, protecting each other.
6. The city's tight-knit diasporas trade throughout China.
7. a tight-knit mining community.
8. Samoan culture is very localized, and centered on tight-knit extended families, whereas Western societies tend to be highly individualistic and homophobic.
9. Moreover, Japan's tight-knit social fabric can lead to discrimination against those who don't fit in.
10. We are known for our emphasis on tight-knit corporate culture, so it is particularly difficult to have to let any employees go.
11. The management and the team grew together into, in the early stages, a tight-knit organisation.
12. Young Bruce My background couldn't really have been more deeply rooted in the whims and cultures of tight-knit Devon and Cornwall.
13. But, although the core of this group was quite small and tight-knit, the influence of their ideas was widely felt.
14. This contrasts, hackers say, with crackers, who tend to gather in tight-knit, secretive groups.
15. Nowhere was this sense of purpose more evident than in the US heartlands, with their hundreds of tight-knit communities, like Holcomb, scattered along railway lines across the Great Plains.
16. Detectives have run into a conspiracy of silence in the tight-knit communities of the peninsula.
17. When all moisture has evaporated, the fibers develop a tight-knit, papyrus-like surface that can be bleached or stained with fruit and vegetable dyes such as turmeric, indigo, and beetroot.
18. This is especially true since many entrepreneurs know that the world of VC is very tight-knit and most VC's know each other.
19. The one subject that doesn't come up — and almost never does when this tight-knit group of friends gets together — is politics.
20. After all, it probably doesn't often promote survival to stand out from others in a small, tight-knit group on which you depend to meet all your fundamental needs.
21. Keeping what Ollila calls a "meritocracy" under control is a tight-knit management team—mostly Finns—who act as gatekeepers: Frank Nuovo, for example, signs off every design decision.
22. The truth is that we work in a very small, tight-knit industry and news spreads fast.
23. One exciting outcome of the study was that participants formed tight-knit groups in the online community based on their common experience with Parkinson's disease.
24. Professor Coren, who has studied Mr. Bekoff's work (animal psychology is a tight-knit field), said that the yellow snow experiment offered proof that dogs have a sense of themselves versus other dogs.
25. Participation in neighbourhood affairs builds on a recognition of here-we-are-together, and a yearning to recapture something of the tight-knit communities of the past.