tight market

Although these skills and experiences have always been sought after by employers, they are becoming crucial in a tight market.

Growing demand for air travel also has led to a tight market for pilots world-wide, which threatens to stifle the industry's growth.

Analysts said it was rare for a bank to hire an entire team in what has become a tight market for Asian private equity talent.

eg. This led to a cut in projected metal supplies to an already tight market.

Discusses the bullwhip effect resulting from the linear assignment mechanism which the suppliers applied to tight market.

For the builders who survived the collapse, the tight market is a signal to get back to work.

Paul Horsnell, head of commodities research at Barclays Capital, says 5% marks the line between a normal market and a tight market.

We believe the tight market should sustain the copper price in an $8, 000-10, 000 range over the next year or so.

College students and migrant workers flooded job fairs across the country, eager to secure work in a tight market.

The rare purchases by the world's second-largest economy are expected to squeeze an already tight market.

Morgan Stanley has raised its forecast to a 50 per cent rise in iron ore prices for 2008 "to reflect an exceptionally tight market" .

The inventory represents 9-10 months of supply, three times the level in a tight market, says Stan Humphries, Zillow's chief economist.

Metals and chemicals group Johnson Matthey has forecast more rises given tight market conditions.

One reason for the present twitchiness is a tight market for all forms of energy.

buy copper in a tight market for delivery.

tight money; a tight market.