Sentence examples for more closely that from inspiring English sources

"But, if you look more closely, that complexity is actually built out of a number of little devices".

Unless, that is, you looked a little more closely:  That huge percentage gain translated into 22 cents per share in real money.

But over the past 20 years, the population has come to resemble more closely that of the ethnically diverse region around it.

Stockholders will vote on the deal on June 24, but the more closely that some holders examine its terms, the angrier they get.

Over time, their figures show, employment in individual markets has come to resemble more closely that in the nation as a whole.This homogenisation reflects the rising importance of "non-tradable" work.

But the more closely that researchers examine the human genome -- the complement of genetic material encased in the heart of almost every cell of the body -- the more most of them are convinced that the standard labels used to distinguish people by "race" have little or no biological meaning.

The ZWD noise resembled that of a random walk more closely than that of turbulence theory, confirming previous empirical results (Jarlemark and Elgered 1998).

The Royal Voluntary Service has been working at Royal Free hospital in London on integrating clinical and voluntary care even more closely than that.

The headache in CADASIL is commonly reported as migraine because it fits the clinical characteristics of migraine far more closely than that of a generic headache.

But look more closely at that equity.

But it would be instructive to look more closely at that famous conversation with Bush's highly placed but anonymous advisor.