Sentence examples for closely means from inspiring English sources

(The name is sometimes translated as market but more closely means "the coming together place").

Yet even losing this closely means other fickle Democratic representatives and Senators will think far more carefully before they take regressive stands.

Reading closely means you have to find a nice, comfortable location that's distraction-free.

"The fact that we work so closely together means that we are living the same lives.

The exhibition follows the chapters of a doctoral thesis a little too closely, which means that it circles through Inness's development more than once rather than laying it out chronologically.

After all, he said, a major role of government is to transfer income to people who would benefit most — better data, closely analyzed, means government can perform that role more effectively, Mr. Hundt said.

Like other high-performing charter operations, Green Dot screens teachers closely — which means they get higher-quality teachers to start — and evaluates them frequently, with the aim of making them better at what they do.

They will therefore be monitored closely by means of our quantitative and qualitative process evaluation.

If closely comparable means that, when considered separately, they reduce the variability by approximately equal factors, then it is not at all obvious from the manuscript.

Know that if they begin to look at the prey closely, that means they are interested and will probably eat it.

The time series data compared closely with mean results obtained at paired-site throughout New Zealand.