Sentence examples for more closely tracked from inspiring English sources
The controversy over school construction will probably abate once the School Construction Authority reworks its capital budget so that building costs can be more closely tracked.
Mining analysts at Liberum said in a note: "Glencore has more closely tracked the investment banks and traders than its mining peers … We believe the reason is fear of declining commodity trading profitability and access to liquidity.
Although rates paid by employers are more closely tracked than rates for individuals and small businesses, policy experts say the law has probably kept at least some rates lower than they otherwise would have been.
The cellphone researchers pointed out that the new paper moved the field forward significantly because people hold on to their phones, and so the movement of individuals is more closely tracked than it can be with paper currency that is passed from person to person.
Recent neotropical rainforest studies with local tower flux measurements have revealed strong seasonal carbon fluxes that follow the availability of sunlight in intact forests, while in areas of forest disturbance, carbon fluxes more closely tracked seasonal water availability.
Blogs more closely tracked hand washing as opposed to conventional media sources.
Commercial land prices, which more closely track bank loans, fell 8percentt on average.
But they tended to perform more rationally than Intrade over the course of the 2012 campaign, with their prices more closely tracking polls, prediction models and news events.
Now, though, while online shopping is still growing faster than the economy as a whole, its traffic and sales volumes more closely track other patterns of consumer spending.
Ashenburg, by contrast, more closely tracks the progress of cleanliness in America and ingeniously links the rise of soap to the growth of the ad industry.
Regulation that the country has long needed, but which the fund industry fought off, will surely be enacted in the next year or so, allowing regulators to more closely track hedge funds, to prevent a recurrence.
