Sentence examples for more closely how from inspiring English sources

He has pursued an anticorruption campaign that seeks to monitor more closely how public money is used, while at the same time aggressively investigating and prosecuting corrupt officials.

Mr Correa wants to supervise more closely how the education budget is spent, and to improve the quality and consistency of teaching.

Ms. Stark said on Friday that the delay was needed to examine more closely how any legislative changes would affect the city's property tax system.

And the government here is cracking down on Internet addiction now, monitoring more closely how much time each player spends online.

If traditional notions of economic self-interest do not shape attitudes as much as previously assumed, Hainmueller acknowledges, we may want to examine more closely how cultural appeals to traditional notions of American values and identity shape public opinion.

In further and more empirically oriented work I plan to examine more closely how engagement in the well capitalized social systems of criminal justice and crime risk prevention affects the lives and choices of ordinary Americans including the working poor and immigrants.

In the accompanying discussion guide, students will look more closely at how Japan is changing and how it is impacting the country's public finance and healthcare systems.

A team of British researchers is looking to close the gap, by building a computer that more closely mimics how the brain actually works.

But reading Baker made Lipsyte think more closely about how sex works in fiction.

We have looked much more closely at how we communicate, to whom and when".

Employment levels correlate more closely with how the overall economy is doing than with immigration levels.