Sentence examples for are now closely from inspiring English sources
His market bets are now closely followed.
However, unlike in past cycles, commodities and financial institutions are now closely intertwined.
Since Google's acquisition of Motorola this summer, the three major operating platforms are now closely tied to one handset maker.
In English-speaking countries, the first verse and chorus are now closely associated with the New Year festival.
They gained wide public attention thanks to their use by the likes of Anonymous and are now closely associated with hacktivism and other political uses.
The Saudis have traditionally been closer to the United States and more cautious than OPEC members like Iraq and Libya, which are now closely aligned with Venezuela.
The programme is now closely focused on the systems allocated to the EU for in-kind supply.
Desmond is now closely involved in decisions relating to Channel 5, and has long been particularly attached to OK! magazine.
His hair is now closely cropped and his playing days ended a decade ago, but Gullit remains a familiar face on the continent.
Senator Richard C. Shelby, the Alabama Republican who serves on the Intelligence Committee, said the Central Intelligence Agency was now closely studying the tape for hidden messages.
And he is now closely tracking "free cash flow" for any hint of downturn that might signal a looming decline in earnings.
