Sentence examples for closer might be from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that the higher mortality for hemodialysis patients who live farther from the closest attending nephrologist compared with patients living closer might be due to lower quality of care.

A speaking role on a hit show like "The Closer" might be a dream come true for some of Mr. Garcetti's constituents, many of whom live every day looking for that big Hollywood break.

"Then James called me up and said, ' "The Closer" might be over, but I have more stories to tell,' and I thought, 'Great!' " He continued: "We had a very powerful cast.

To make it more fun, the people whose guesses come closest might be mentioned on the "Today" show.

"If that's so, the Shore, with its traditional base so close, might be primed for a boom".

The only word that comes close might be guanxi, the personal connections and relationships critical to getting things done in China.

Buyers who discover problems during a "walk through" of a property shortly before the closing might be particularly grateful to have a legal representative on their side.

Ms. Milliner and other parents who have watched the neighborhood say they wonder if the impending closing might be driven by rising real estate prices in the area.

Block did not estimate the cost of the revamping moves, and it declined to say why the deal closing might be delayed.

The Colis, who for a decade owned a much smaller restaurant, La Villeta, in Larchmont (now closed), might be going through some growing pains with 200 seats on their hands; one symptom was plating that sometimes fell just short of sloppy.

Thus a painful episode that most regard as closed might be reopened, to disruptive effect in the north.Sinn Fein has evidently calculated that this risk is worth taking.