Sentence examples for monitored more from inspiring English sources

Those that remain should be monitored more closely.

But, he said: "There was obviously more scrutiny, and our conduct was monitored more.

Less than one in three local authorities monitored more than two schools.

On one day alone – 11 December 2012 – the NSA reportedly monitored more than 3.5m phone calls.

Some people reported being patronised by management or monitored more closely than other colleagues.

The players need to be monitored more closely by people that are close to them.

(The younger players, who are almost always lean enough, are monitored more loosely).

The Carter Centre has monitored more than 50 elections, all of them held under contentious, troubled or dangerous conditions.

Many posted messages expressing disbelief that someone known to the security services was not being monitored more closely.

Frieden said they were being monitored more carefully, a process that requires checking their temperature for a fever twice daily.

Portas also urged that betting shops have their own planning classification so their numbers could be monitored more closely.