Sentence examples for most closely in from inspiring English sources

The American role is examined most closely in the second part, which will be broadcast next Sunday.

Jela and Zijo Džino are the people on Logavina Street with whom I have stayed most closely in touch.

But glass brings us most closely in touch with ancient times: we can feel comfortable with it in everyday life, just as the Romans did.

Much of the disparity can be explained by women's dominance in some of the sports that NBC follows most closely in its prime-time telecast.

The most successful revival since Pimlott's has been Trevor Nunn's at the Old Vic in 2005, significantly the one that followed it most closely in adopting modern dress and the trappings of current political life.

Mr. Torres is asserting that those e-mails, on which various members of the royal household were either mentioned or copied, indicate that Mr. Urdangarin made no move without palace approval and that as a board member of two of her husband's companies, Princess Cristina was among those kept most closely in the loop.

It was to be the biggest case of Mr. Howard's career and one of the most closely watched in Atlanta in years.

This should be purposefully done in order to impact healthcare providers most closely involved in performing the interventions described in the program.

Measurements were carried out in the midbrain, the region most closely involved in reward and addiction pathways, as well as in the cerebral cortex and hippocampus.

Mr. Marshall, like the others most closely involved in the production, tried in recent interviews to minimize the conflicts that had occurred to get the film finished.

For me, the person to stick with most closely -- in my imagination, and in every news account possible -- is Michael Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden.