Sentence examples for be expected to closely from inspiring English sources
In some variations, the government would be expected to closely monitor underwriting standards, charging higher fees or not offering insurance at all on securities backed by lower-quality loans.
Heterogametic females should be expected to closely adhere to Haldane's rule because they are exposed to both cytoplasmic/maternal effect incompatibilities and sex chromosome-autosome incompatibilities [60].
Experimental infection with small doses of bacteria administered subcutaneously would therefore be expected to closely mimic natural infection.
If estimates of ancestral population sizes were correct, the theoretical distribution of gene trees would be expected to closely match the empirically estimated gene trees.
The Adelsons may give to organizations run by Ricketts, and the two families are expected to closely coordinate their strategies.
The legal teams of both companies have been working closely with European antitrust officials, who are expected to closely scrutinize the deal because the merger would meld two of the Continent's biggest derivatives platforms.
Senators are expected to closely question John O. Brennan, President Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser, on drone strikes, the memo and the Awlaki killing during Brennan's confirmation hearing Thursday on his nomination to become Obama's new CIA director.
The Treasury is expected to closely monitor the suspension's effects and has not ruled out a permanent change.
US regulators are expected to closely scrutinise the proposed purchase by Comcast, owner of the NBC television network and Universal Studios.
