Sentence examples for will carefully watch from inspiring English sources

The sponsors of the campaign finance law have said they will carefully watch how the commission carries out the new law before deciding whether a new agency is needed.

"While the result of the vote is not what we would have preferred, our diligent work over the past six months means we can be confident that Citi is well positioned to serve our clients". Britain's finalization of its exit from the E.U. is expected to take at least two years, and banking industry officials say they will carefully watch the process for clues into how vast the fallout will be.

Given the fact that Gingrich has said he is weighing a presidential bid, it's a safe bet that others, similarly ambitious, will carefully watch how he fares.

Therefore, we will carefully watch developments in the field and assume that an amendment of these recommendations may be needed in 2 years.

Breeders will also carefully watch over the eggs and take care of the babies until they have found suitable homes.

And the company will have to carefully watch that the number of workers with the necessary skills do not burn out under the size of the task, or absorb so much radiation that they have to quit.

Tom has big opportunities ahead, and I will continue to carefully watch this company.

Whether and how this works will be carefully watched far beyond Colorado.

Investors and officials will be carefully watching Spain's bond yields over the coming week.

The views of more mainstream Sunni clerics in Iraq and beyond will be carefully watched.

"It is actions that will be carefully watched by Iranians and other nations in the world".