Sentence examples for closely seeking from inspiring English sources

As historian Mary Dudziak has pointed out, "Third World" activists, embroiled in their on post-war, anti-colonial liberation movements, had watched the protests in Birmingham closely, seeking inspiration and a platform to challenge Washington's hypocrisy.

Among the signs that will be closely sought by researchers will be indications of the presence of amino acids that form the building blocks of life on Earth and which are thought likely to be found on comets.

Bridge, which is closely held, sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Feb. 15, two weeks after some creditors tried to force it to sell assets to satisfy debts.

The Senate needs to probe that serious lapse in judgment closely to seek assurances that Mr. Holder will be unyielding about keeping political influence out of the Justice Department, which was shamefully politicized under Alberto Gonzales.

The way forward has to be for all in Labour to work more closely to seek agreement on a policy framework that addresses modern realities and is electorally popular.

In order to examine the complexes associated with the splicing intermediates more closely, we sought to isolate them separately.

For now, the agency is simply urging doctors to monitor their patients closely and is seeking stronger warning labels for 10 antidepressant drugs.

The company's earnings announcement was watched closely by investors seeking signs of an improvement in technology spending, but Ms. Fiorina told analysts the company did not expect to see an upturn soon.

Many of those projects were years in the making, with Mr. de Montebello collaborating closely with his curators, seeking financing and negotiating loans.

Whether we find this borrowed style effective must largely depend on how far we can accept the artifice and how seriously we can take the Gothic trappings -- for the trappings and the language go very closely together, the one seeking to validate the other.

The coalition's plan would go further than what Congress has done by banning people closely affiliated with companies seeking earmarks from donating any money to lawmakers during the open season on earmarks, which can last for months as spending bills are prepared.