Sentence examples similar to Scrutinizing carefully from inspiring English sources

But such legislation would be scrutinized carefully for its details.

The new instructions caution jurors that eyewitness testimony must be scrutinized carefully.

He said that the agreements Pfizer concludes with poor nations should be scrutinized carefully.

BM-CEO will seek out and recruit directors who aren't inclined to scrutinize carefully and challenge management.

In short, we would do well to scrutinize carefully the balance in our societies now, before capitalism really does triumph.

He reorganized his finances and the services due from thegns, issued an important code of laws, and scrutinized carefully the exercise of justice.

Mr. Duff recruited higher-caliber speakers and increased the event's educational component, saying he expected the agenda to be scrutinized carefully by managers before they agreed to let their employees participate.

The idea is that these random chips of time reveal a great deal about the lives they belong to, but only if scrutinized carefully, as we, the acutely sensitive readers of this species of fiction, are expected to do.

In choosing future Olympic venues, the gay-rights and human-rights records of possible host countries will surely be scrutinized carefully — and, in that way, Putin may have unwittingly advanced the cause of equality.

A 300-page section of the declaration, describing industrial facilities in Iraq where there could have been nuclear activity after 1991, includes much new information that analysts have to scrutinize carefully, he said.

But experts caution that the approach needs to be scrutinized carefully for side effects.