Sentence examples for closely looking for from inspiring English sources

Automakers and car enthusiasts around the world will be following the Nano closely, looking for flaws and gauging consumer reaction.

Ready or not, here Woods comes and marketers will be among those watching closely, looking for any evidence that his appeal to consumers has eroded.

I gained a new interest in each girl, and scrutinized each one closely, looking for the unmistakable signs -- a mink coat and diamonds".

Traders now watch put option activity more closely, looking for unusual interest in dumping a company's shares, especially in earnings seasons.

Hong Kongers were watching closely, looking for the white smoke over Beijing that would identify their next leader, to replace the outgoing Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, a civil servant under British colonial rule, who in 2005 became Hong Kong's second post-colonial "chief executive".

Officials review the applications "very closely looking for indicators of deception, fraud or inconsistencies," according to Washington-based immigration attorney Michael Freestone.

Meanwhile, the chief inspector of schools in England, Amanda Spielman, has said Ofsted will closely look for instances of pupils being "hidden" in order to improve a school's inspection reports.

Other common side effects such as internal bleeding and drug interactions must be closely looked for.

A few studies over the years have tried to examine the question more closely by looking for a link between long-term exposure to noise and a higher risk of developing heart problems.

Monitoring these stats closely and looking for trends before they manifest themselves distinguishes the wise ruler from one who ends up getting an unexpected case of food poisoning.

The next step in all of this is to take the 140 planets that seem to be Earth-like and closely look at them for signs of life.