Sentence examples for closely thinking from inspiring English sources

The official added, "We're following these things very closely, thinking through different alternatives of what can be done and what should be done with our counterparts in Greece and the E.U".

Also actual looking, closely, and thinking, carefully, might be acts that are resurrected through such works.  .

I'm peering closely at him, thinking about those Hox genes which patterned both our bodies, and our 800-million-year-old ancestor.

So well do they know each other, and so closely is their thinking aligned White House officials insist, that they are apt to finish each other's sentences on occasion.

If it is still in a good price range, start monitoring it closely, and start thinking about how much you're willing to pay for it.

Oracle orcl bought the "data-mining' business of closely held Thinking Machines Corp. to broaden features of software that target customer behavior.

But he said that "she's thinking very closely in consultation with both her parents and her doctors about what she's going to do after today".

A judge noted for his pungently precise prose doesn't modify a noun with a closely related adjective without thinking it through.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 12 ,2017 The White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, gets in the most trouble when he follows his boss's thinking most closely.

As part of my research, I examined labor market trends closely and I started thinking about careers in an entirely new way.

"This level of questioning was actually really good because it meant people were thinking really closely about the jam theme and what we were trying to achieve.