"I'll have to look into that more closely before I can give you a good answer on that one," Admiral Blair answered.
Is there a specific moment you can point to when you thought "OK, it's time to look into this more closely"?
I urge the authors to look into this more closely.
One positive aspect of the week's violence is that it might shock the ruling elite into looking more closely at such questions, an analyst suggested.
L.C.V.'s staff began looking into the trio more closely last month, and soon noticed red flags.
Twitter should be looking into the issue more closely, even if for now the apparent bot army isn't being put to use yet.
He's really taken to all of the tech, and I had to laugh one night after a shoot, when he pointed out that all the hours playing on his PlayStation finally paid off," Cordey says, but looking into the tech more closely makes it clear that he's only partially joking.
He's really taken to all of the tech, and I had to laugh one night after a shoot, when he pointed out that all the hours playing on his PlayStation finally paid off," Cordey says, but looking into the tech more closely makes it clear that he's only partially joking.
But he said that, in the aftermath of the protests, he spent time looking more closely into charges of police misconduct and harassment of black citizens.
Now the Whitewater independent counsel who secured those convictions, Kenneth W. Starr, is said to be looking more closely into Castle Grande and the events surrounding it.
Mr. Valukas writes that he found enough evidence to support at least three claims against the accounting firm for not looking more closely into Lehman's use of questionable accounting.
