Sentence examples for had been looking closely from inspiring English sources

American officials had been looking closely at the Shabab's use of Twitter, saying that it could be a potential recruiting tool.

By the time our March 6 article appeared, F.B.I. agents had been looking closely into Dr. Lee's activities for more than three years.

Apple had been looking closely at the issue since the first reports of problems surfaced just over three weeks ago, he said.

But they have been looking closely at whether inconsistent speed measurements could have played a role.

In response to the new, tough reality in American life, Harvard University has been looking closely and ruthlessly at its assets.

Over the past few months, a team at Mozilla has been looking closely at the recent remote hacking cases currently winding their way through the courts.

The Conservatives are said to have been looking closely at Sweden's experience of pushing through "fair cuts" in the early 1990s.

In the 1990s the Canadians turned a budget deficit of 9.1% into a surplus, and David Cameron and George Osborne have been looking closely at the way they did it.

Investigators have been looking closely at how the tail came off, and what role the loss of the tail might have played in the crash.

Nasdaq, which has exported its system of trading abroad and began operating a Japanese version on Monday, has been looking closely at Latin America.

She aspires to the virtuosity of jazz pianists like Oscar Peterson, Dorothy Donegan and Herbie Hancock and has been looking closely at the technique of Vladimir Horowitz.