be in a tight spot in a sentence

1. If Barbera is right in his bets, the Fed could be in a tight spot.
2. The deal does not require Cabinet approval, but the prime minister would be in a tight spot politically without it.
3. The deal does not require Cabinet approval, but an Israeli official said the prime minister would be in a tight spot politically without it.
4. An Israeli government official said although Netanyahu doesn't necessarily need Cabinet approval to go ahead with an agreement, politically he would be in a tight spot.
5. Netanyahu doesn't need Cabinet approval to go ahead with an agreement, but politically he would be in a tight spot without it, an Israeli government official said.
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7. "But if we had gone and played everyone, and if Emmitt or Troy had gone down, we'd be in a tight spot and everybody would go, ` Dummies ! "'
8. The deal does not require Cabinet approval, but Netanyahu had promised to seek it and an Israeli official said the prime minister would be in a tight spot politically without it.
9. If such protests, as seems likely, do arise, NBC will be in a tight spot : Show too much of them and they'll be called Bush-bashers on Fox News and elsewhere.