Sentence examples for closely to know from inspiring English sources

But you do not have to have observed Merkel all that closely to know she does not warm to such gestures.

Be flexible and listen closely to know how you need to change.

In addition to this point justifying the commencement of HAART, patients' CD4 count should be monitored closely to know when to commence them on prophylaxes for opportunistic infections like pneumocystis carinii and tuberculosis.

Many of the lines have not been analyzed closely enough to know if they are robust and viable or even real stem cells.

The first lesson of the September 11th attacks was that intelligence agencies have to work more closely; "need to know" had to yield to "need to share".

Members of his family have been involved with banking for generations, and he has studied some of them closely enough to know that God doesn't necessarily appear in the form of wealth.

"I'm not really following closely enough to know a lot about the rumors about Corzine, so I don't really have an opinion about corruption," Mr. Mallone said.

Do we really want to be able to read our genes closely enough to know that we'll develop cancer at 40? Do we want our employers and health insurers to have that knowledge?

It is essential that there be some baseline against which to measure progress and experts following it closely enough to know when some seemingly innocuous amendment will interact badly with some other provision to create a perverse result.

The buyers aren't allowed to inspect the contents of the locker closely enough to know for sure what they're bidding on; Mr. Dotson lets them look in only from the outside for a few minutes.

Nguyen disputed the Westminster residents' accounts and said they couldn't have been watching his home closely enough to know whether he lived there with his wife and children.