Sentence examples for more closely which from inspiring English sources

Their questions about faith prompted him to read the Bible more closely, which bred doubts that deepened over time.

Mortgage down payment requirements are considerably stiffer than for primary residences, and lenders are scrutinizing income more closely, which can make financing especially difficult for the self-employed.

Barbara Hüppe, a Mozilla spokeswoman in Berlin, said that her company tended to follow other studies more closely, which still placed Microsoft ahead of Firefox in Europe.

This is done for commercial reasons so that the experience you get matches your expressed (or inferred) interests more closely, which ought to make you stay with the service longer.

But Boeing executives say it was clear early in last year's presidential race that military spending was going to be scrutinized more closely, which prompted Mr. McNerney to beef up Boeing's lobbying efforts.

The full horror only becomes apparent when you look at the picture more closely, which may be why visitors to Mr Van Haeften's stand have found it so hard to tear themselves away.On the right, soldiers are using an old tactic of storming two separate points of entry to gain access to a house.

During planning, Vollick and Khan discuss tactics and the day's operations, and when they leave the base they walk together, conferring about which houses they need to inspect more closely, and which villagers are lying.

This can help you stay in control after the acquisition and help you decide which departments you would work with more closely and which to avoid.

It scrutinized even more closely organizations which advocated policies not in keeping with the United States' constitutional form of government.

This is likely to mean economic data will be more closely scrutinised, which could lead to greater market volatility.

Ms. Hinojosa said there had been a "few incidents that we've had to look at a little more closely," in which a possibly ailing passenger had been identified on arrival and had then voluntarily undergone health screening.