Sentence examples for closely looked from inspiring English sources
"I think that's important for the integrity of our competition because it signals, not only to that player but to the fans, that that incident was pretty closely looked at and the guy is lucky not to have been cited.
But he said he has examined the text of the agreement and closely looked at restrictions on Iran in the first 10 years, nuclear restrictions after 10 years, and non-nuclear components and consequences of a deal.
This was one of the biggest single-owner sales ever of modernist art, and by far the most exciting auction since Christie's Yves Saint Laurent sale in Paris two years ago More than 260 bidders registered for the auction, called "Closely Looked" by the auction house, compared with 143 for Sotheby's main sale two days earlier.
Mental health experts who have closely looked at the Web sites are careful to say that there is no way to prove if someone posting on, say, Mr. Robinson's site, Freedomfchs.com, which says its mission is to seek justice for those singled out by "organized stalking and electromagnetic torture," is suffering from mental illness.
While the Kremlinologists in the Hollywood gossip mill have leaped on Sony's recent shuffle as a sign that Mr. Calley and Ms. Pascal have seen their power reduced, Sony executives say that this was neither the purpose nor the result of the reshuffle and that, if the results are closely looked at, most of the same people will be doing much the same sorts of things they did before the shuffle.
It said it had closely looked at the use of agency and bank staff, as well as overtime.
Silvana opens and closes her mouth and says affirming "mmm" as she closely looks at her father.
Ms. Wanjiku listened closely, looking distressed.
Unfortunately, most doctors do not test thoroughly enough, nor closely look at the results.
That insight caused me to closely look at my own story.
The expression of PpiMHCIIa closely looks like that of the "stem cell genes" investigated in Alié et al.[ 47].
