Sentence examples for closely put from inspiring English sources

Then NCP with viscous solution was put on a clean glass plate and glass rod was closely put over it.

Mandela's personal wealth is a mystery, but one veteran journalist who has followed him closely put it at 150m rand (£10.5m).

Wilson thought the teams were very similarly set up and evenly matched: "I think the two teams were very closely put together - we both had experience and flair players.

As Congressman Sandy Levin, someone who follows these developments closely, put it: "The figures are also based on an optimistic assumption that our trading partners will open their markets to our exports, rather than simply replacing their existing tariff barriers with new non-tariff barriers, even though we have repeatedly seen that happen in the past".

Indeed, recent evidence suggests that wearing a helmet may encourage drivers to overtake more closely - putting you at greater risk.

The Angels took several measures in an effort to avoid another slow start, hiring a nutritionist, monitoring off-season workouts more closely, putting their pitchers on far more aggressive spring throwing programs and playing their regulars in longer blocks of exhibition games.

That is something for our politicians to examine closely and put right.

I can't think of another writer who's studied it more closely, or put more effort into conjuring it, precisely, in all its states.

In a small but detailed study published this month in the journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, scientists looked at its effects on a group of 31 healthy men who were monitored closely and put on similar diets.

Having observed the turnaround closely, Takata put a "strong buy" rating on Seagate in November 1998 with a price target of $50.

But investors in markets will be watching the sessions in Cannes closely anyway, putting leaders under pressure to offer a stronger response to the European debt crisis even though that issue is not formally on the agenda.