Sentence examples for actually closely from inspiring English sources

But a weekend tour of the city's professional ballparks found that how you feel about the summer game this summer is actually closely correlated to what color your baseball cap is (and, incidentally, your team's win-loss percentage).

Though seemingly disconnected, the two worlds of Sergeant Henry and Dr. Henry are actually closely linked: his degree is the result of 10 years' study of a single question: How does exposure to death affect the lives of police officers?

"Things go wrong in politics when people think they know it all, when they aren't actually closely in touch with what's going on around them or what people feel like," he observed to Shah in 2009.

At first glance, the two approaches contradict each other, but they are actually closely interconnected.

By contrast, Giles Neville, the global product manager for emerging-market funds at Schroders in London, argues that emerging markets are actually closely correlated to developed markets.

Two more stems are actually closely watched over because of an intra-operative perforation at the tip of the implant, but they show to be clinically and radiographically stable after 3 and 5 years.

Thus, although hyenas look like dogs, they are actually more closely related to cats.

If you actually look closely, you see me mouthing the words.

"I think the president has actually hewed closely to conservative fiscal principles," Mr. Bolten said.

"Crocodiles are actually more closely related to hummingbirds than to Komodo dragons," he said.

In another surprise, the researchers reported evidence that both the eastern timber wolf and the red wolf are actually more closely related to coyotes than to gray wolves.