Sentence examples for closely into from inspiring English sources

To investigate this question, I looked more closely into Obama's education policies.

This brings English privacy law more closely into line with the position in France.

"We should have looked more closely into the company that bought the advertising".

Still, it would be a mistake to inquire too closely into his motives.

But generally they choose not to inquire too closely into the methods of reporters.

"I'm a little bit skeptical of looking too closely into the year-on-year numbers now".

Others used laughing emoticons, while some delved closely into the speech for clues to new policies.

Meanwhile, let us look a little more closely into the meaning of this suspiciously picturesque phrase.

Yet all the performers were amplified, the idea being to draw listeners closely into the act of producing quiet music.

Under a merged company Sky News could be brought more closely into line with the company's UK newspapers.

The new measure is intended to bring Mexico's statistics more closely into line with those of other countries.