Sentence examples for closely given from inspiring English sources

But Mr Blair is conscious that in defence matters, Britain, France and Germany may have little choice but to work together more closely, given America's recent reluctance to commit any more ground troops to Europe's potential war zones.

How Mr Donaldson responds will be watched closely, given the experience of Mr Pitt, who lost his chairmanship in big part because of his support for Mr Webster, a consummate Washington insider but with little experience in finance.Mr Donaldson's most important challenge, however, will be to supply the vision for how America's markets are to be transparent and open enough to attract investment.

Either way, it's an eye-opening development and surely one that the auto industry will be following closely, given that other carmakers offer similar features, including Mercedes Benz, whose S-Class offers what it calls Intelligent Drive.

"We are also concerned at the long-term effect on the Scotch Whisky industry in our export markets, a matter we hope the government will consider closely given its policy priority to boost exports".

In other words, they have reservations about vaccines and the number of closely given childhood inoculation which is now 35, up from eight in the 1980s but decidedly do not belong in the anti-vaccine camp.

Although the simian foamy virus (SFV) is not known to cause disease or to spread between humans, researchers say the virus is something to monitor closely; given enough time, it could evolve into something more dangerous--just like its two retrovirus cousins, one of which sparked the AIDS pandemic.

"That will be our aim, to make sure we work closely, give the boys the opportunity to progress, give them a pathway, and hope they go from there," Warburton said.

I learned several things: always listen closely when given an assignment.

The US case is being closely watched, given the lucrative American smartphone and tablet market.

The sale process has been closely watched given the foreign interest in the national gas pipe network.

But those texts fit into the story too closely, are given too much dramatic weight to remain objects of thought.