Sentence examples for far more closely from inspiring English sources

Country stock indices have been far more closely correlated since June 1998 than before.

Suddenly dinosaurs and birds were far more closely related than people had realised.

Affordability and home ownership are far more closely correlated than interest rates and home ownership.

Moreover, Ukraine is culturally far more closely bound to Moscow than Georgia had been.

They show that price stability across the G7 countries has been far more closely correlated than economic stability.

In these books, children identify far more closely with the forces of chaos than the forces of order.

Fogel concedes that his analysis ends up "tying political history far more closely to religion than some historians consider warranted".

It demanded that multinational tobacco companies scrutinise their suppliers far more closely and follow their own corporate responsibility guidelines.

The field of embedded systems is undergoing dramatic change, from a field dominated by electrical and mechanical considerations to one that far more closely resembles traditional computing.

Climate scientists and humanitarian relief workers need to collaborate far more closely to prepare for a future of increased extreme weather events.

As a result, the Irish currency, the punt, follows the British pound far more closely than it tracks the continental currencies with which it is to be united.