Sentence examples for likely to pay close from inspiring English sources

In reviewing the minerals agency, federal investigators are likely to pay close attention to how permits and waivers have been granted to drilling projects.

Lawyers fighting other lawsuits against Apple are likely to pay close attention to the decision regarding its slide-to-unlock patent.

People learn of the videos from trusted friends or bloggers, they can replay them endlessly, and they often forward the links to others; and they are likely to pay closer attention to something they seek out rather than something that washes over the airwaves.

AstraZeneca emphasizes the need to pay close attention to issues surrounding the likely success of chemical entities as they make their way along the drug pipeline.

The coming decades are likely to see a number of advances in this area and ethicists need to pay close attention to these developments as they happen.

Strange, then, not to pay close attention.

Investors ought to pay close attention.

Results show that customers are more likely to pay to exclude destinations located close to the origin airport and destinations that speak the same language as the origin airport.

Unless the league consents to pay closer to market value so a new agreement can be signed, the contract-jumping chaos is likely to continue.

Be prepared to pay closing fees.

So, I started to pay closer attention.