scrutinise造句

They scrutinise unusual items and bring a proprietor's conscientious attitude to bear.

The public's inability to scrutinise government finances has made it easy for officials to waste or misappropriate funds.

The City will scrutinise this even more closely than usual for clues about if and when rates will rise again.

I am sure you will carefully scrutinise the efforts that I have made to enhance the public image of the accountancy profession.

But given time, the rail will take a lot of wear and tear, and our system will scrutinise every small change at all times.

Every quarter the EU, the IMF and the European Central Bank (ECB) scrutinise Greece before releasing the next chunk of money.

The Patriot Act, passed in the wake of the atrocity, added greatly to the pressure on banks to scrutinise their customers, and their customers' customers;

Now a new study suggests that women might do well to scrutinise the habits of their fathers-in-law for advance warning of their lovers' fidelity.

The school authorities took no pains to scrutinise these letters, they knew it would be all the same whether we attended or not, so far as educational results were concerned.