Sentence examples for spent closely from inspiring English sources
A therapist later wondered aloud whether Neel became a portraitist on account of the years spent closely observing her mother's face, looking for clues into her moods, never knowing whether affection was about to be bestowed or withdrawn.
Most of the time is spent closely reading the paper and taking notes.
After three days spent closely observing Hanna managing the convention to secure McKinley's nomination and passage of a platform supporting the gold standard, Davenport was impressed with Hanna's dynamic behavior.
A week was also spent closely observing work in a county-provided mobile dental van that was stationed in the city for three months providing urgent care for third-graders (8 year olds) in one of the city's elementary schools.
The last 18 months of Ian's life were spent working closely with Ford.
The average income of Washington residents tracks government spending closely (see chart) and has risen faster than the national average.
The inspector general's office is under a Congressional directive to audit the department's 9/11-related spending closely.
They track your spending closely and alert you when you're going wrong, with some claiming to save you thousands.
Nevertheless, a few economists working on the relationship between short-term interest rates and the economy still assume that consumer spending closely follows those rates (see, for example, the bottom of Page 5 of this paper).
And the depressing effect of these tax increases is the largest when government spending closely replaces private expenditures.
The "Simpson Bowles" austerity cuts to U.S. government spending closely resemble the cuts that have devastated the economies of Europe and Great Britain.
