"Of course, he's being more closely watched".
As for less goals, perhaps this is down to teams being more closely matched?
Sally Carbery's fear — to do with the prospect of the future, of being more closely involved with Hester, was understandable.
It is being more closely watched right now, when, he said, Israeli sympathizers believe "that Israel is literally in a fight for its life".
Life insurance should have been an easier fit, being more closely related to the investment products sold by the company's brokers.So why should Citigroup sell?
This time, with Super Bowl XXXIV being considered the first Dot-Com Bowl -- 17 of the 36 companies sponsoring the broadcast were related to the Internet -- the results are being more closely followed.
Few figures are being more closely watched by Democratic insiders than Mr. Gore, the Nobel Peace Prize winner who associates say has been lobbied hard for an endorsement by allies of Mrs. Clinton and of Mr. Obama.
The striking disparity in the speed of confirmations suggests that these nominees are being more closely scrutinized because of stereotypical assumptions that their positions on legal issues are tied to their race or sex.
Some reform has begun, however, including making land-registry records available online, and judges are being more closely scrutinised.This government has the most ambitious economic programme in Ukraine's short history.
In the Romano-Germanic systems it is the notaries and the advocates who have come to be most trusted or admired, the judiciary being more closely identified with the civil service.
The shale oil boom comes as production from Prudhoe Bay is declining and drilling in the Gulf of Mexico is being more closely scrutinized after last year's Deepwater Horizon disaster.
