Parents have enough to worry about without scrutinizing labels of baby bottles and wearing hazmat gloves to the grocery store.
You talk about really scrutinizing the operations and security of these service providers.
No, the remarkable fact is not what our ancestors did five million years ago, but that we can find out about it by scrutinizing our genes.
TECHCRUNCH As New Rules Loom, Crowdfunding Sites Draw Scrutiny | The Wall Street Journal reports: "Regulators are scrutinizing about 200 websites set up by entrepreneurs to profit from a more lenient law on the sale of shares in small companies".
Though the Riverdale heartbreaker turned them off to the co-op process — they were concerned about being scrutinized by a board and selling in the future — Mr. Bizzarro convinced them that a co-op purchase in a stable building protected their investment.
This 20-item scale (Mattick & Clarke, 1998) measured fear and avoidance of social interactions due to concerns about being scrutinized by other people; our primary measure of social anxiety.
At the Alderman Library, undergraduates facing final exams said the plagiarists should be punished, but some raised questions about the fairness of scrutinizing just one class.
And while the authorities do not question the validity of the marriage of Faisal Shahzad, the failed Times Square bomber, his arrest last month did renew questions about the process of scrutinizing spousal green-card petitions.
Dr. Thompson, who emphasized that he was speculating in the absence of survey data, suggested that people may also make decisions about their appearance by scrutinizing the grooming practices of their friends, acquaintances, and even celebrities, a behavior called social comparison.
But I don't know what to do about this problem of scrutinizing Liz and of dumping on her... it is, or seems, so deep rooted: My fantasy my supreme desire is to live each day in the face of death.
