Sentence examples for In scrutinising from inspiring English sources
The phrase "In scrutinising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of examining or inspecting something closely and critically. Example: "In scrutinising the data, we found several inconsistencies that needed to be addressed."
In scrutinising the conduct of this investigation, it illuminates the different - at times scarcely visible - faces of prejudice.
In scrutinising prescribed medication in this way, most found it was less useful or had worse side effects than illicit substances.
Under the coalition the Cabinet Office has become heavily involved in scrutinising big policy initiatives.
Local magistrates will also be given a supervisory role in scrutinising the use of summary justice by officers.
His background in business and banking means he specialises in scrutinising the way the BBC spends licence fee payers' money.
Questions are now being raised about the thoroughness of auditors, advisers and the HP board itself in scrutinising the company.
The departure of Carmel Napier marks the latest high-profile dispute between senior police officers and the elected officials brought in to scrutinise their work.
His feat in critically scrutinising 12,600 lines of the poetry of the Welsh princes in the centre's acclaimed seven-volume series testified to his powers of concentration.
There is value in jointly scrutinising and improving practice, and drawing on comments from children, families and practitioners to provide accountable oversight and feedback on performance and outcomes.
I remember being made to do a self-portrait and sitting in the bathroom scrutinising my face in the mirror.
Huhne recently announced plans to invite green lobby groups in to scrutinise policy in order to hold ministers to their promises.
