Sentence examples for closely in terms of from inspiring English sources

Katherine Jones, the deputy secretary of the Attorney-General's Department, said constitutional considerations "were looked at very closely in terms of the development of the bill".

There is a lot of evidence that sleeping apart is gathering popularity – at least in America, who the British tend to follow closely in terms of social trends.

All in all, jury pools seem to reflect the local population quite closely in terms of race, gender, age and background.Yet the perception of racial bias is not always unfounded.

American-born children whose parents were immigrants followed closely in terms of achievement.

First, we show that the two system approximations perform closely in terms of CBP and CDP.

We will show through numerical analysis and simulations that our system approximations and the proposed channel borrowing scheme perform closely in terms of CBP and CDP.

"It needs to be really closely reviewed in terms of making sure it is beneficial to both firms".

While the Rams do play in the C.A.A., they more closely resemble, in terms of facilities and money raised, perhaps an Atlantic 10 team.

Twenty pot-free controls in the same age range were also studied, and all participants were closely matched in terms of age, sex (nine males and 11 females in each group), race and years of education.

Best Actress The Best Actress race has been more closely fought in terms of Google's search trends this year, with different nominees jumping into the lead at various points over the past 30 days.

Furthermore, evidence has shown that most couples are closely matched in terms of physical attractiveness.