Sentence examples for most closely allied from inspiring English sources
Flournoy had been one of the defense intellectuals most closely allied with counter-insurgency.
This new species is most closely allied to the C. umbrinus.
In subsequent chapters, she discusses the forms of mediumship most closely allied with writing, the forms of writing most closely allied with mediumship, and the thematic and aesthetic alliances between popular spiritualism and modernist literature.
Recently, Richard Florida and others most closely allied with this ethos have acknowledged the limits and blindspots of the "creative class" discourse.
Trained in art history rather than architecture, he has an approach most closely allied with cultural history and the history and sociology of professions.
As The Guardian's Spencer Ackerman wrote of Hagel's possible successors: Flournoy had been one of the defense intellectuals most closely allied with counter-insurgency.
We, in fact, meet with the more perfect classes of animals, only in the more recent beds of rocks, and the most perfect, those closely allied to our own species, only in the most recent; beneath them occur granivorous, before carnivorous, animals [Lyell's point!]; and human remains, are found only in alluvial soil, in calcareous tuff, and in limestone conglomerates.
They considered the bolete "a most splendid species closely allied to B. hemichrysus, and, like that, remarkable for the pulverulent veil".
Elsewhere in his tax plan, Mr. Packwood was generous in trying to satisfy a concern over adequate investment incentives shared by most committee members, who tend to be more closely allied with business than their House counterparts.
Hizbul Islam and the Shabab are two of the most powerful insurgent groups in Somalia and were once closely allied.
As time went on, quite aside from the building up of scientific expertise in the Department of Defense, attentions turned to other things; the most urgent political items were no longer quite so closely allied with the things PSAC was interested in.
