Sentence examples for closely and critically from inspiring English sources

He hoped that the book would in part have a positive legacy, in that it might make anthropologists look more closely and critically at their source material, and praised its criticism of the claims regarding Aztec cannibalism.

"I will be scrutinizing the agreement closely and critically," he said.

The media should look closely and critically at the number of claimed civilian victims before accepting self-serving and self-contradictory exaggerations.

Elsewhere, vehicles that individuals and families use to shelter income and assets from tax, like trusts, corporations and foundations, are being examined more closely and critically.

Should Prince Charles succeed her, he would become king in very different circumstances: as a man whose adult life had been closely and critically scrutinized notably his divorce from Diana and his subsequent remarriage in 2005 to Camilla Parker Bowles and who had engaged in a variety of public controversies, especially concerning architecture and the environment.

This was not an independent investigation and the contents of the report bear that out -- all one has to do is read closely and critically, as opposed to simply reading headlines.

It is nevertheless clear that whatever the causative and consequential nature of the effects elicited by histone variant are, they are closely intertwined and critically important for prostate cancer development and its progression.

Miller told Zornick that he knew "Republicans were watching the work of the task force very closely and very critically, and that they would oppose my playing that role".

Proxima is well suited to enable staff to more closely manage unstable and critically ill patients.

Closely coupled to commercial applications and critically dependent on commercial ad hoc networks will be the "pervasive computing" applications.

Its perfusion is therefore closely linked to foetal well-being and critically influences foetal development [ 10].