Sentence examples for closely long from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, they're trying to get people to watch us more closely," Long said.

"We have followed this issue closely (long before 'McConnelling' made Mitch McConnell late night comedy fodder) and we have always adhered to FEC rules, which clearly allow for 'brief quote of materials,'" Senate Majority PAC spokesman Ty Matsdorf said via email.

As Americans age, and actuaries and accountants want pension funds to match their assets and liabilities more closely, long-dated bonds from an unimpeachable issuer look just the ticket.

Key provisions mean Iran's nuclear activities, future research efforts, procurement channels and supply chains will be closely scrutinised long after the agreed 10-year monitoring period expires.

Muzzy Lane is one of the big name developers in game based learning, working closely with long established players in the education market like McGraw Hill Education.

Closely spaced long inverted repeats, also known as DNA palindromes, can undergo intrastrand annealing to form DNA hairpins.

The earliest CRNAs worked closely over long periods of time with a single physician who fully supported their development as nurse anaesthetists.

Altogether, this demonstrates the necessity to monitor patients early, closely, and long enough in order to identify patients at risk of stroke early.

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"I've watched Joe closely for a long, long time before he got into the Swansea City first team and remember him as a kid coming through," Coleman added.

John Oliver, a spokesman for GE Capital, would say only that it is continuing to work closely with long-term customers like America West.