Sentence examples for closely see from inspiring English sources
The average income of Washington residents tracks government spending closely (see chart) and has risen faster than the national average.
Investment tends to boost productivity, and since firms that make and sell more can afford to pay higher wages, pay and productivity track one another closely (see second chart).
As ε decreases during the continuation, both canard orbits approach (W^{s}(q)) much more closely; see Fig. 22(c2) and (d2).
Therefore, the dispersion curve has only one horizontal asymptote, just like metal-SPP, and the dispersion curve under such circumstance resembles metal-SPP very closely (see Fig. 3c, d).
A reduced size increased portability and affordability, and encouraged the viewer to approach the piece to more closely see its intricate details.
Journalists and people who follow the news closely see Trump's presidency as a series of emergency alerts — one horrible tale of corruption, malfeasance and vindictiveness piled on another until it seems impossible to keep up.
Their mentors took notes, watching them closely, seeing how they coped with the tasks and challenges we set them.
The fallout could be most closely seen among these voters in the general election if he is the Democratic nominee.
Everyone who has followed events closely saw insurers publicly supporting reform ("We want to work with you, Mr. President").
One must look closely, very closely, to see the tiny, handwritten print that says each call costs $19.
We will be watching closely to see they comply.
