Sentence examples for closely developed from inspiring English sources

"All those things"; Rhys's style, casual at a glance but devastatingly exact when considered closely, developed rapidly throughout the 1930s (despite not appearing until the 1960s and 70s, most of her best short stories were written in the late 30s and early 40s).

… The two that I most closely developed it with here were Beaver Kwei, one of my producers, and Amy Snow.

The same year, he met the young Expressionist painter Franz Marc in Munich, Germany, and the two began to work closely, developing a more abstract and colourful style.

This allows team members to know each other more closely, develop trust, help each other, and carry out team improvement initiatives with further reach.

It comes largely from an engineering mindset, which is unsurprising given how closely developing games and software have always been linked.

Oculex, which is closely held, develops products to treat eye diseases, Allergan said.

One of the people at Eli Lilly with whom Taylor worked very closely on developing Alimta was Joe Shih.

Most men and women manage to work together, even very closely, and develop strong relationships while keeping sex out of the picture.

This will further erode the Bank's legitimacy unless Kim starts listening closely to developing countries and critics of the World Bank, and begins a process of fundamental reform".

By working closely on developing the new technology, the thinking goes, the corporate participants can help to insure that it will have commercial applications.

Whether the product requires a sample flat panel or a multi shaped evaporator, the company's engineers will collaborate with the clients closely to develop the best solution.