Sentence examples for track closely to from inspiring English sources

And the stock markets — which historically track closely to the mergers market — rose rapidly for much of the first half.

Most party members and most MPs are not," Dr Tom Quinn, one of John Bartle's colleagues at Essex University, told BBC Radio 4's World at One. "When you see parties which track closely to the centre-ground like Blair's New Labour, it causes internal tensions.

Many of the changes under discussion track closely to recommendations from the insurance industry, which has argued such modifications are necessary in order to stabilize newly reformed markets.

Find out at the park near the front of the line what the schedule for running is, or just look at the track closely to see if they're running it backward.

He described the show as a small-orchestra, small-cast production, with about five principal characters and a plot that tracked closely to the first "Rocky" movie.

Bait containers and traps are placed along the walls, and the number of trapped mice is tracked closely to spot any increase in activity.

While the results of New York City's performance on the federal exams will not be available for several weeks, in previous years they have tracked closely to New York State's federal results.

The current return on equity is also well below Goldman's stated goal of 20 percent - a level that tracks closely to the firm's average since its initial public offering in 1999.

Another longitudinal study we published showed that the language services market often tracks closely to other major economic indicators.

While the increase in new views tracks closely to a doubling of total video views, news videos are seen by a bigger percentage for the Internet audience, now 34.2percentt, up from 31.8 last May.

So these figures usually track pretty closely to the overall candidate preference numbers.