Sentence examples for has closely studied from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has closely studied the music and libretto might be astonished by such a superficial take on the opera.
Mr. Kerry has closely studied the lesson of Mr. Dukakis, in particular how he spent August at home in Massachusetts and ignored Mr. Bush's attacks.
Alter, a fellow Chicagoan who thinks Obama has generally been a good president, has closely studied the central paradox about the man.
Yesterday's changes came less than two weeks before the release of two major studies by the Consortium on Chicago School Research, a nonprofit group that has closely studied the policy's impact.
"It's always more valuable for Google to have that position, which it can make up through charging more for adverts, than to yield search share to Microsoft," said one person who has closely studied the search market.
The Defense Department has closely studied Israel's last war in Lebanon in 2006, when a terrorist group, Hezbollah, fielded high-tech weapons equal to any nation's, including long-range missiles.
Yesterday Mr Straw indicated his officials had closely studied the individual dossiers.
Al-Sabban said the SAG had closely studied climate change policies' potential negative impacts.
It was not for nothing that 43 had closely studied 34: the Eisenhower strategy, he liked to call it.
Given Mr. Kerry's situation, his aides have closely studied Mr. Clinton's nominating convention, from which he emerged with the largest political bounce in 50 years.
