Sentence examples for more closely but from inspiring English sources

"I need to follow more closely, but my understanding is it's a deep well.

Spanish officials said that they would monitor passengers more closely but were not adding restrictions on carry-on items.

At the time, the company said it would look into its supply chain more closely, but progress was slow.

Over the last decade, officials have often discussed regulating brokers more closely but have made few changes.

He said fish kills were not uncommon, especially in winter when the fish are packed more closely, but he did not recall one of this size.

Ladies' costumes followed the dress of the period more closely but strove for a looseness and for the transparency of fabric typical of Classical dress.

She should have been more closely monitored but that's not the way it happened.

Independents are more closely divided, but more of them think increased regulation is needed than believe there is too much regulation.

And sales of large S.U.V.'s, which the new Pilot now resembles more closely (intentionally, but unfortunately) are shriveling as pump-dazed car buyers shift to smaller vehicles.

"You can indeed fit production to demand more closely now, but you might not want to," said Wynn Van Bussman, corporate economist at DaimlerChrysler.

Men are more closely divided, but tilt in the opposite direction, with half backing the Republican and 45% behind the Democrat.