Sentence examples for will not closely from inspiring English sources

This is not unexpected, the spatial patterns of burglary will not closely resemble those of street robbery, nor should they be expected to.

However, I think the evidence from political science suggests the reaction to legalizing gay marriage will not closely resemble the Massive Resistance movement that followed the Supreme Court's attempts to desegregate.

New "copy and paste jobs" generally tend to stick out like a sore thumb on wikiHow as they will not closely fit our how-to format.

Gold exchange-traded funds have attracted huge inflows by investors seeking a hedge against inflation, protection against global fiscal imbalances and a weak dollar, and positions that hopefully will not be closely correlated to global equities.

Females of a group will not be closely related whereas males will have remained with their natal groups, and this close association may be influential in social behavior.

2. New definitions of gender There is a need to develop a new language to describe gender equality and equity in French and within the Malian context that will provide greater clarity about the meaning of these concepts and which will not be so closely associated with the now unfortunately negative connotations of feminism.

eBay proved that people will not only track prices closely, but act in their own consuming self-interest.

Yet the executives who lead these banks – and the politicians with whom they work closely – will not be held accountable this election season.

"There will be parts of Afghanistan which will not necessarily be as closely linked to central government as others … there will therefore be some local political solutions which won't in any way threaten central government," Carter said.

But their pairing will not be the most closely watched local golf match of that Father's Day weekend — the famed Congressional Country Club in nearby Bethesda, Md., is hosting the U.S. Open championship that week as well.

The Parliament then debates the substance of the legislation which observers say many will not actually look at closely.