Sentence examples for more closely because from inspiring English sources

Will the second nominee be scrutinized more closely because the Administration has been set back a step by recent events?

The key to solving this problem is encouraging men and women to work in partnership more closely, because at the minute, they're not.

The N.F.L.'s decision will be watched more closely because of the decision the league made after the assassination of President John.

Mr. Ramos said the network was going to scrutinize La Comay's talking points more closely because of the boycott.(She does not use a script).

But it also holds the potential to let Nascar match the cars more closely, because the system's digital controls regulate a number of engine functions.

Leaders in charge often tell me in private that my film will be looked at more closely because I will have bigger audiences, both in China and overseas".

They were more sensitive to the impact of prematurity on HRQoL both because they followed families more closely and because they were aware of the burden of care and the psychological, social and economic consequences.

Marmoset twins are more closely related because they have more genes in common.

Lenders are scrutinizing applications more closely, and because of industrywide layoffs, many banks now have fewer loan processors to help vet applicants.

They were deemed significant because while the ebb and flow of ad spending is typically watched carefully, it is being scrutinized even more closely now because of a consensus that the economy is slowing as consumers reduce spending.

The striking disparity in the speed of confirmations suggests that these nominees are being more closely scrutinized because of stereotypical assumptions that their positions on legal issues are tied to their race or sex.