Sentence examples for meticulous tracking from inspiring English sources

Here, her meticulous tracking of parish and family records lead her not to cricket and pubs, but paupers' burials, desperate relief schemes, and houses thrown up and torn down.

Reading Les Parisiennes, I am nonetheless filled with admiration not only for the women themselves, but for Sebba's heroic research, for her meticulous tracking of these people and their exploits, of their fragility and their strength.

He does so with a conjurer's brew of age-old wisdom and 21st-century technology that includes a range of tools, from a software program of astronomical data produced by the United States Naval Observatory to the meticulous tracking — through some 30 computer programs he has written — of all things lunar.

Ranking among the very best investments we can make in our children, our communities and in future generations, vaccines merit meticulous tracking.

She was an early member of a band of dissidents who kept meticulous track of human rights violations in the Soviet era.

But while large drug companies, bound by F.D.A. rules, must keep meticulous track of who has handled their raw materials, compounding pharmacies are not bound by those guidelines, even though some have grown so large that they resemble commercial manufacturers.

Mr Ries even prescribes a new form of accounting for innovation: startups should keep meticulous track of their experiments and how these influence "meaningful metrics" (not just a rise in the number of users, but what they do with the product).Startups also often use a related method called "objectives and key results" (OKR).

I keep meticulous track of my finances on my computer.

A separate checking account is a good idea; it helped that Loggans' bookkeeper kept meticulous records, tracking costs horse by horse.

The duo's meticulous year-round tracking of ward byelections is easy to mock, but it is the only way in which the polls that so obsess Westminster can be checked against real votes.

Luc Sante shadows the ghost of the New Orleans musician Buddy Bolden, and Paul Berman does a meticulous job of tracking the mariachi ballad "Volver, Volver" from Mexico to the counter of the Fast & Fresh deli in Brooklyn.