Sentence examples for submitted to close from inspiring English sources

In the fifties, most people sneered at Whitman as a bardic blowhard; we liked small, tightly controlled impersonal lyrics filled with echoes of world culture that could be submitted to close reading T.

In the fifties, most people sneered at Whitman as a bardic blowhard; we liked small, tightly controlled impersonal lyrics filled with echoes of world culture that could be submitted to close reading — T. S. Eliot, in other words.

Those with persistent LBP at an early age can then be submitted to close monitoring.

It is very silly and of course cannot submit to close inspection.

Those suits were settled with Delta denying wrongdoing but agreeing to adhere to the agencies' demands and submit to close scrutiny.

But by saying that it would comply with the federal agencies' demands and submit to close scrutiny of its competitive business, the company in effect conceded.

Fueled by their grief, they forced the 9/11 commission into existence, using the moral authority granted them by their loss to force a reluctant government to submit to close examination.

"Elevators represent a special circumstance in which pedestrians are willing to submit to closer spacing than they would normally accept," Fruin wrote, without much parsing the question of willingness.

Neglected for some time by academics and policymakers, remittances have recently been rediscovered and have become the darling of many development experts.Because of fears after September 11th 2001 that terrorists might be using informal money transfers to fund their activities, agents had to register and submit to closer monitoring.

Mr. Mubarak more or less tolerated a variety of such groups, provided that they submitted to the close supervision of the secret police.

It cited "an unusually large portfolio trade" that was submitted to its closing auction.