Sentence examples for more closely this from inspiring English sources

May has promised to consult with victims' groups much more closely this time.

College games will be called more closely this season, and Syracuse will not have the benefit of having a shot-blocker such as Thomas stationed under the basket.

By compelling audiences to listen more closely, this unnervingly quiet movie has had the effect of calling attention to an underappreciated aspect of filmmaking: the use of sound.

As you look more closely, this figure appears, face down, stirring like mounds from the sand, like somebody covered in sand, or made loosely from sand.

If a new leader does emerge, that person is likely to be one of the candidates who skates to victory on Sunday, which has Cuba watchers in the United States scanning the candidate list a bit more closely this time.

Asked if he would watch Holliday and Fuentes more closely this series in case he was asked his opinion of them, Mets Manager Jerry Manuel said: "You watch that at-bat, but I don't watch the at-bat in the sense that I'm evaluating.

Analysts will be watching the Toys RR" Us chain even more closely this year than they usually do.

Perhaps, if we analyse the period more closely, this 1991 film is where the long swoon began.

The policy choices between what George W. Bush and John Kerry offer are so stark and the stakes for our country's future so high that we need to look much more closely this year at the issues and the facts, not only our mirrored reflections and fantasies.

Megan, a lifelong voter, has never tried to vote in a primary before – "I didn't want to classify myself as one [party] or the other" she said – but has been following the primaries more closely this year than in the past.

Thought I don't have the inside track on the relative preparedness of the various media, players, and managers who will vote on the prestigious prize, human nature dictates there could be a few who might watch a little more closely this weekend to make their decision.