Sentence examples for not under close from inspiring English sources
And looking around, at the tens of thousands of supporters so hungry for the change he keeps promising – but which many of his policies do not, under close examination, deliver – it was hard not to feel that some great disappointment lay in store.
He's goes on a cross-pitch rampage just outside the area but can't bring the ball under close enough control to shoot.
A Home Office spokeswoman said that although Hizb ut-Tahrir was not named on the order published yesterday, it "remained a group of real concern" and its activities were being kept under close review: "Not all final proscription decisions have been taken," she said.
We did not see one on the driver's side.' Other witnesses suggest the Mercedes had not been under close pursuit from press photographers, though several arrived very soon afterwards.
Dr. Myron Cohen, director of the Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said the trials aren't likely to prove what might happen if the drug were to be used in a much larger population that was not under such close scrutiny.
It is shown that for periodic crystal structures with laminae made of identical materials the propagation of Bloch Floquet waves can occur under electrically shorted interface conditions but not under magnetically closed interface conditions.
Asked why Mr. Merah had not been under closer scrutiny in France, Mr. Molins said that "thousands" of French people travel to Afghanistan and Pakistan, explaining that France does not have the resources to monitor all of them.
Primary cilium has not been under closer analysis until in the last decade, and many questions surrounding it are still unanswered.
("Bell's thesis simply will not stand up under close scrutiny").
But when it comes to using the age wave to predict bond yields, he added: "I think his assumptions do not bear up under close scrutiny.
This apparent increase in the GOP's share of Latino voters in 2014, however, does not hold up under close examination.
