Sentence examples for more closely has from inspiring English sources

China's determination to control cellphone and Internet communications more closely has been increasingly obvious in recent months.

The struggle over water management of the increasingly dry San Saba may not be new, but the debate over whether the irrigators upstream need to be monitored more closely has heated up this summer.

The digital investment, which has included upping the amount of sport coverage and a drive to marry the newspaper and onlin output more closely, has seen Standard.co.uk's average daily unique browser numbers surge by 75% year-on-year to 443,465.

James P. Hosty, the FBI agent who inherited Lee Harvey Oswald's file the year before President Kennedy was assassinated and spent nearly five decades defending himself against accusations that he should have investigated Oswald more closely, has died.

Those who have witnessed her climb more closely have a more nuanced view.

Perhaps that's why some colleagues who have studied the text more closely have been sniffy about his prose.

Although England have been the superior side for most of the series, perhaps it would have been contested more closely had Australia not been prone to silly mistakes.

Both I and the cowboy John Wesley Hardin were named for the founder of the Methodist religion (though of the two of us, I've probably followed his teachings slightly more closely, having killed fewer people).

As this reviewer pointed that the data shown in Figure 6 was interesting but not statistically significant, and therefore not relevant, we consulted a statistician to more closely have a look at our statistical analysis.

"But over time, as she has studied the telecom issues more closely, she has seen, I think, that certain markets in Europe are not functioning properly".

By using intact human IVDs and controlled culture conditions we have begun to address this by reproducing the in vivo situation more closely than has been possible previously.