Sentence examples for They scrutinised from inspiring English sources
They scrutinised 20 manufacturing industries between 1965 and 1992, and found that the amount of venture-capital money in a sector dramatically increased according to the rate at which businesses in that sector took out patents.
They scrutinised how she spoke up "a lot about a lot of things" and regularly commented on "news articles and blogs, with common themes including social welfare, human rights and the large number of civilian deaths in Afghanistan".
They scrutinised about 450,000 pieces of evidence including new evidence about the disaster and how the 96 died.
They scrutinised the records for indications of events and, when found, categorised the event (errors in office administration, diagnosis, treatment or communication with their subcategories); and added demographic data of the patient (birth date, gender).
We do not know whether they scrutinised it".
Billingham, who is committed to ensuring that victims have their voices heard, had the idea of inviting four national charities – Refuge, Women's Aid, Co-ordinated Action Against Domestic Abuse and Victim Support – to nominate staff to accompany her inspection teams as they scrutinised every aspect of frontline police and senior management performance.
They scrutinise everything.
Occasionally, they scrutinise the actual legislation".
They scrutinise our stance on Syria and our aid programmes in India.
The audits are not cheap, costing the state about $335 apiece, and auditors have been known to lapse into cosy collusion with those they scrutinise.
Where should the world leaders and development agencies focus their attention and energy as they scrutinise progress and try to decide next steps?
