scrutiny造句

His theory wouldn't bear scrutiny.

His writings can stand close scrutiny.

But livestock operations like this one are increasingly under scrutiny.

The diamond passed the scrutiny of the jeweler.

She was conscious of his scrutiny of her face.

I seriously doubt their contentions will bear the brunt of close scrutiny.

Going public brings lots of scrutiny and obligations, not just riches.

That is not the only bit of the accord under scrutiny.

Mr Rifaat may simply have been trying to spare his every move the scrutiny of millions of impatient home viewers.

Good points. I agree that the concept of "growth" as a goal needs some serious scrutiny and probably redefinition.

The examiner raises numerous questions about the auditor’s scrutiny of those “marks”, though he finds no evidence of deliberate misvaluation.

Previously, restrictions on the right to choose, as with any other constitutional right, must be subject to "strict scrutiny".

As we began to gather material, though, the life-on-Mars hypothesis was flagging under the rigors of continued scientific scrutiny.

What seemed a clever wheeze to avoid the scrutiny of the regulators and auditors now looks foolish, since no bank knows the exposure of any other.

Some of us have trouble with accountability because we associate the word with punishment, scrutiny, and/or not meeting standards or agreements.

People behaving suspiciously or with an unusual travel pattern might find themselves under additional scrutiny but racial or religious factors could also soon form part of the criteria.

The amnesty appeared to conflict with President Lee Myung-bak's calls this month to strengthen the rule of law and toughen scrutiny of corruption cases involving business leaders.

Orders for new ships have, not surprisingly, collapsed and scrutiny has shifted from what can be bought to what can be cancelled: nothing, it turns out, without great effort.

"Alex McLeish has been under scrutiny a wee bit but, in the climate we have with today's supporters, that's understandable because they just don't have the patience any longer," Ferguson said.

Screened from male scrutiny by the leafy canopies of almond or apricot trees, women could go outside as they pleased, dare to wriggle naked toes in fountain water or just gossip without the veil.

On the brain's surface a filigree of arteries feeds blood to the region under the surgeons' urgent scrutiny: a part of her left frontal lobe critical to the production of spoken language.

Moreover, decisions that affect health and health care are now subject to a new form of electronic scrutiny, whereby individuals draw instant information from a range of different sources.