Sentence examples for considering how closely from inspiring English sources
It's not clear why Bold Machines has been spun off from the bigger company, especially considering how closely it will remain tied in with Stratasys products.
That's perhaps a little odd (or preemptive) considering how closely the two services are tied, although ShareMyPlaylists founder Kieron Donoghue says that the company didn't want to hold out given that the experience of browsing and discovering playlists using the iPad app won't be prohibited by the lack of a dedicated client on Spotify's side – the Spotify iPhone app works on the iPad either way.
Future studies would also be interesting considering how closely related LG/J is to MRL and MRL's strong healing phenotype.
Have you considered how closely your garden is interconnected with nearby waterways?
Anyone who doubts this need only consider how closely associated Britain's best known pop and rock publications were with particular physical formats.
Anyone who still believes these claims are factual – and on the evidence, some 59 million people do – should consider how closely they resemble the stories that have always been told about female politicians, both real and fictional.
The new programs will place greater emphasis on an immigrant's fluency in the nation's two official languages and also consider how closely an applicant's' qualifications match the needs of Canada's economy.
Or consider how closely "Love Never Felt So Good" — the "new" Michael Jackson song completed and released last year to widespread acclaim — resembled Mathis' own rendition from 1984.
To assess the validity of a functional assay, one must consider how closely the functional assay reflects the biological environment.
Also of interest, the retailer appeared to have been closely considering how to best price its Alexa devices in advance of the Prime Day sale.
Considering how the ensuing events have unfolded, both Beijing and Delhi will be watching closely which route their Bangladeshi counterparts decide to take.
