Sentence examples for say closely from inspiring English sources

Two Forms – a pair of smooth marble eggs positioned so that they appear to be in close communication – so resembles Brancusi's polished ovoids as to be, let us say, closely related.

Mr. Bush's policy, and an unpublished National Security Presidential Directive that aides say closely parallels the public document, is clearly intended to counter threats from nations like North Korea, which Mr. Bush has repeatedly charged with using its nuclear and missile programs to try "blackmail".

For (commutative) differential polynomials an analogous, or better to say, closely related 'basis' is called a Ritt Kolchin characteristic set, due to Ritt [193] 1950 and Kolchin [140] 1973, and rediscovered by Wu [219] 1978.

About 56 million years ago, during a period called the Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), Earth warmed by 5C because of a spike in carbon dioxide, an event that scientists say closely resembles what humans are doing to the atmosphere due to all the coal were burning for power, gas were consuming to move our vehicles, and trees we cut down for any number of reasons.

The arrangement, Ms. Rogowski said, closely links farmer, customer and land.

Safeguard, Ms. Fusco said, closely monitors its contractors and takes "corrective action if we find that policies have been violated".

The film's depiction of Mr. Faraj being cornered by male operatives disguised in burqas, he said, closely adheres to his reporting.

In November, the company said closely held Alcon Laboratories would end a joint effort to develop eye implants aimed at treating diseases like glaucoma.

Palmer, who led the development of the ensemble approach at ECMWF, says closely related approaches could transform climate modeling.

Listen to what he is saying closely.

Vibe was closely — some would say too closely — aligned with the industry it chronicled.