Sentence examples for more closely or from inspiring English sources

I can't think of another writer who's studied it more closely, or put more effort into conjuring it, precisely, in all its states.

Afterward I sympathize with them, but point out that they should watch more closely or ask themselves what happened to the heart jack.

NOWHERE, outside Syria itself, is America's debate on military action against Bashar Assad's regime watched more closely or nervously than in Lebanon.

"If a patient tells me he thinks his life is not worth living, or I know he's at risk of having that reaction, I'm going to monitor him more closely or treat him differently," Dr. McMahon said.

If the commission rules that G.E. has a dominant position in aviation equipment, particularly engines, European regulators could scrutinize future deals even more closely or even open up an investigation into the company.

"You keep willing him to examine himself more closely, or just come up with better jokes," wrote the Daily Telegraph's Sameer Rahim about Stephen Fry's More Fool Me; "but in this pretty lazy effort there is precious little of the Fry we once loved", and "at £25, it is poor value".

In amplicon sequencing, one exon can be targeted using two or more closely located or overlapping amplicons; averaging this information will decrease the sensitivity of CNA detection.

However, some ratsnake ORs were more closely related to turtle ORs than to squamate ORs, and the others were snake specific (e.g., ten genes in clade A).

The intensity of the display increases if the shark is more closely approached or if obstacles are blocking its escape routes, such as landmarks or other sharks.

Whether on vacation or in the office, people are following the stock market and the news more closely -- or avoiding both altogether because it is too much to bear.

"You also have the possibility that we might become more closely tied or absorbed into England," he said.