scrutinized造句

His every utterance will be scrutinized.

The statement was carefully scrutinized before publication.

The jeweler scrutinized the diamond for flaws.

Martin said these costs were scrutinized exhaustively by independent accountants.

Look at how the Dead Sea Scrolls were scrutinized.

The Arizona real estate market has been scrutinized by experts for some time.

He scrutinized the reverse of these living medals some five minutes, then pronounced sentence.

As you know, this has been the most carefully watched and scrutinized pandemic in history.

Movement for each of the Turtles was also scrutinized to enhance their individual characteristics.

"These three because they cannot be further scrutinized, Blend into one."

Everything Mr. Feinberg said since has been scrutinized on Wall Street and in Detroit as if he were Britney Spears.

In operation procedures, the budgeting and final accounting of defense spending are scrutinized and approved by the National People's Congress.

Security guards, operating inside bullet-proof glass cubicles, and speaking through microphones, scrutinized every arrival and departure.

But the caucus fell between the far more scrutinized Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary, and few candidates attended.

Beijing Center for Disease Control and Prevention deputy director Pang spark that the listing of China's production of influenza a H1N1 influenza vaccine is safe, is scrutinized.

In other words, childbirth, domestic care, nurturing activities and other maternal and womanly aspects of the gender should not be repressed or scrutinized.

The study also scrutinized eight beta-carotene studies and determined that, rather than prevent heart disease, those supplements produced a slight increase in the risk of death.

Today's road, carefully scrutinized, well grasped, do not let the current waste and waste, resulting in a sigh in the future.

He took it up, scrutinized it, passed it to his neighbour, he to the next man, and so on until the ingot, going from hand to hand, was transferred to the end of a dark entry.

Apprised in time of the visit paid him, Monte Cristo had, from behind the blinds of his pavilion, as minutely observed the baron, by means of an excellent lorgnette, as Danglars himself had scrutinized the house, garden, and servants.

This reasoning can be attributed to the "many eyeballs" phenomenon, which holds that open source software tends to be better scrutinized, and therefore is more likely to be secure.

What Master Bai did not say was that as for adults, as long as they continued to maintain this style of work, they were not afraid of power and nobility, scrutinized and loved by the people.

I believe there is merit in assessing the performance of an international instrument, like the IHR, when put to an extreme test by a widespread and closely scrutinized infectious disease event.

I scrutinized the next day and, as it turned out, it scared me for a long time not to try. In fact, if I looked at the bucket of muddy and black dishwash water, it would be enough to make me even worse.