tightknit造句

• Instead, banks went after relatively small firms, whose tightknit culture and entrepreneurial approach often became lost in the acquirer's bureaucracy.
• Another ingredient of success is the tightknit group at Jennison, whose six portfolio managers and eight analysts oversee $ 26 billion in total investments.
• "Third Watch " follows a tightknit group of New York City police officers, firefighters and paramedics through their tours of duty.
• In the past, deal makers were a tightknit group of heavy hitters who dined in stylish restaurants after days of pounding the conference room table.
• The tightknit team that secretly brokered a peace accord between Israel and the PLO might share the pride of the Nobel Peace Prize being awarded Saturday.
• But seeing a chance, Rabin gave the go-ahead, and a tightknit Norwegian team helped the two sides work out a peace accord.
• The 27-year-old Argentine struggled to fit into the tightknit United midfield and fans were slow to warm to the former Lazio star.
• Violin makers are a tightknit fraternity bound by the history and secrets of their craft . Knowledge is passed from master to apprentice, from generation to generation.
• But instead of doing so in the sprawling, tightknit Jewish enclaves of Latin America, they're often negotiating the curves of identity and culture alone.
• And in Colombia, with its large, tightknit families, that can mean that a single abduction will leave dozens of people grappling with despair and depression.