Examples of 'much more closely' in a sentence
Meaning of "much more closely"
much more closely: This phrase is used to describe a more thorough or detailed examination, observation, or scrutiny of something. It implies a closer or more intimate analysis
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much more closely
This must be followed much more closely.
So we work much more closely with them now.
They should be looked at much more closely.
And citizens are much more closely involved in decisionmaking.
I could monitor your hand function much more closely.
They needed to be much more closely involved in decisions.
I could have managed the work much more closely.
We need to work much more closely together on identifiable objectives.
Were able to mix in much more closely.
Things were much more closely contested on the opposite side.
Both of us are now working much more closely together.
This is much more closely aligned to human rights principles.
People are watching us much more closely.
Foxes are much more closely related to dogs than cats.
The family bunch together much more closely at night.
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Elections are much more closely fought and the electoral infrastructure is much more elaborate.
I will definitely be following this blog much more closely.
The baseline can be much more closely approximated.
In future we will continue to look at this matter much more closely.
An insulin pump much more closely copies the pancreas.
Since then the star has been studied much more closely.
We need to involve them much more closely in our work in future.
Perhaps the following omen ought to be considered much more closely.
They match us so much more closely than much of anything else.
Vacation and compensatory time will be much more closely monitored.
The global economy is much more closely linked than it was half a century ago.
This series follows the original manga series much more closely.
The allocation of slot should be much more closely related to specific routes.
Her parents decided they had to control what she was eating much more closely.
Their subsequent plumage much more closely resembles that of adult birds.
This time around the show follows the manga much more closely.
Parents watch their kids much more closely than they realize.
Much more closely than the original ADF test statistic.
I will be following your work much more closely in the future.
It 's much more closely related to kangaroos and wombats and koalas.
This new type of diaschisis relates much more closely to clinical findings.
Of course, in a computer language you have to manage the ambiguity much more closely.
Now is the time to engage much more closely with the public.
There were far fewer residents there, so they could be monitored much more closely.
This is something is much more closely connected with evil than is the flesh.
So this time I am listening much more closely.
And he worked much more closely with them than others have done.
This will correlate premium calculation much more closely with real threats.
Some entities work much more closely with their governing body or advisory commission than others.
This confirms the need to link economic policy much more closely with social policy.
We should work much more closely with the troop-contributing countries.
You and I will be working much more closely.
Firstly Parliument must be much more closely involved in the decisionmaking process in the future.
I am going to read all of my labels much more closely now!
Firstly Parliument must be much more closely involved in the decision making process in the future.
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