Sentence examples for somewhat closely from inspiring English sources

Nearly 70percentt of voters say they're following news about the midterms at least somewhat closely, and 30percentthatatheyey're paying very close attention.

Slightly below 60percentt of the public reports that they've been following news about the tax bill at least somewhat closely, although only about a third says they've paid very close attention.

The first episode of the series follows the film somewhat closely.

A recent Gallup poll found that 60% of Americans were following the fiscal cliff story "very" or "somewhat" closely.

Almost three-quarters of New Yorkers statewide followed the case, 28percentt very closely and 44percentt somewhat closely.

But the poll found that only 48 percent of the public is following the situation very or somewhat closely.

The wage penalties (relative to a close match) for Canadian-born males are 4.8 and 27.2% for somewhat and closely related jobs, respectively.

But Tea Party Republicans overwhelmingly believe this by 84-11, while non-tea party Republicans are somewhat more closely divided, 59-35.

When the Poles chose the 19-year-old Lithuanian grand duke Casimir as their king (1447), the two countries became somewhat more closely associated.

In the 1930s and '40s Leonov's fiction conformed somewhat more closely to the prevalent style of Socialist Realism, as did his 12 plays, 11 of which were staged in Moscow.

The second column under each stratification group in Tables 13 and 14 interacts with the foreign human capital variables (based on potential experience) with the degree of qualitative match (i.e., somewhat and closely related).