Sentence examples for is closely tracking from inspiring English sources
"The main players are making Hezbollah a lower priority," said a diplomat who is closely tracking the negotiations.
The US State Department said it is closely tracking the news coming out of Iran about Rezaian's case but has yet to see official confirmation of his conviction.
The administration has received assurances that Mexico is closely tracking and doing all it can to ensure the other men remain behind bars, the official said.
"It's fair to describe the month as disappointing," said Paul Ballew, chief sales analyst at General Motors, "but from a broader perspective, the industry is closely tracking what we expected earlier this year".
All told, at least $13.7 billion in federal money has already been spent, according to estimates from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan research group that is closely tracking the federal funds.
So Wikia, the for-profit sister site to Wikipedia, is closely tracking the early growth of Wikipedia in terms of new article generation.
At the Wynn, the amount of alcohol consumed at the bars is closely tracked, because many of them rely on a central distribution system in the back of the house.
The flow of new licenses and subscriptions, which represent about a quarter of Oracle's revenue, is closely tracked by investors because they lead to more revenue in the future from upgrades.
At a time when Internet use is closely tracked and social networking sites supply data for targeted advertising, Lars Heide presents the first academic study of the invention that fueled today's information revolution: the punched card.
Today scientists are closely tracking 434 asteroids that are large enough and come close enough to the Earth to be of potential future concern, and while none of these pose any significant risk today, increased surveillance is required.
