Sentence examples for I'm going to monitor from inspiring English sources

"If a patient tells me he thinks his life is not worth living, or I know he's at risk of having that reaction, I'm going to monitor him more closely or treat him differently," Dr. McMahon said.

And so, I'm going to monitor that and change your rate accordingly.

As soon as you set up the expectation that you're going to monitor what they do, they're not surprised when they're 14 and 15 and you're paying close attention to what they're doing on Facebook as opposed to starting at 13-years-old and saying, "Well, I'm going to monitor everything you do online," when you haven't done so to date.

"I knew that if I was going to make any impact on the shareholders, or the media that are going to monitor all this, I couldn't come in at $24 or $25 a share," Griffin says.

"We're going to monitor it, we're going to watch it, but I don't think it's any cause for any great alarm," he added.

"Who's going to monitor these things though…" [Focus Group 6, Younger, More Affluent] "I think you need to be able to prove that you have achieved it".

[Focus Group 4, Older, Less Affluent] "Who's going to monitor these things though…" [Focus Group 6, Younger, More Affluent] "I think you need to be able to prove that you have achieved it".

Who's going to monitor it?

"He's going to monitor us," Kate told Lerfel.

We are going to monitor the London Games very closely," he said.

"We are going to monitor wait times very closely just to make sure there aren't any extraordinary horrid delays".