Sentence examples for In-depth scrutiny from inspiring English sources

More "in-depth scrutiny"?

Landlords subject guarantors to the same in-depth scrutiny that they give tenants, a searchlight at which parents often balk.

The deal is the first involving G.E. to face in-depth scrutiny in Europe since the commission prohibited G.E.'s $42 billion bid for Honeywell International in 2001.

(This should put to rest any idea that candidates for high office do not get in-depth scrutiny from the media).

The views of Webb, Simpson and others were given some support by Cardiff University research last week, which found that impartiality was interpreted as providing equal say for both sides rather than in-depth scrutiny by experts or commentators.

Second, we must quickly end uncertainty over Britain's future relationships with Europe with the same kind of an in-depth scrutiny of all the possibilities – the Norwegian, Swiss, Canadian and World Trade Organisation model – that we did when considering whether to join the euro.

So Mr Cameron everything is not what it appears without an in depth scrutiny!The stated seriousnes of the countries financial position doesn't ring so true when there is to be no attenpt to safe millions in the manner I've suggested.Does it?

It is a good thing for Democrats that we have a competitive race -- and it is vital that both candidates be subjected to in depth scrutiny.

There is a pressing need to submit HTA to in-depth critical scrutiny.

We propose that diagnostic tests impacting directly on treatment decisions, ie companion diagnostics, should be subject to in-depth regulatory scrutiny in order to ensure that all patients receive appropriate treatment.

As a result of in-depth discussions and further scrutiny of the data, 12 higher order themes were identified.