Sentence examples for most closely are from inspiring English sources
Among those watching Bad Arolsen most closely are lawyers for Holocaust victims and their relatives.
And the voices he will heed most closely are his faith and his family, especially that of his father.
The data he is watching most closely are Wall Street revenues, because if those pick up, it will mean business is improving.
Nielsen, a research firm, reckons that by the end of last year almost half of American mobile-phone subscribers had smartphones, compared with under a fifth two years earlier.The two companies whose online-payments experiments are being watched most closely are Google and PayPal.
This impassioned opposition to illegal immigrants is often equated with racism, but Ms. Skocpol and her colleagues take great pains to point out that the Massachusetts Tea Partiers, whom they studied most closely, are vocally and actively opposed to overt racism.
Based on the way Sanders diagnoses the problem, however, the answers he intends to examine most closely are likely to come from the progressive toolkit.
The music "Juha" resembles most closely is that of Janacek.
Perhaps the man studying the events most closely is Marc Bolland.
One who listened most closely was Toyota's chairman, Shoichiro Toyoda, an architect of its American expansion plans.
All such initiatives are welcome but the organisation I will be following most closely is ATD, with its decades of expertise and solidarity.
For the moment, however, the Titian that Tony Blair resembles most closely is the shadowed assailant known as "The Bravo," painted around 1517.
