Sentence examples for action under scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The tourists have already lost Dushmantha Chameera through injury; now Shaminda Eranga, who has taken one wicket in the series, has his action under scrutiny and may not be able to play at Lord's even if the selectors want him to.

Thus, no simple appeal to a putative distinction between 'movement' and 'moving' will easily patch up the conception of 'direct control of action' under present scrutiny.

Mr. York recused himself from the committee at times when he felt that his own actions were under scrutiny.

But when he became concerned that his actions were under scrutiny by federal prosecutors, he allegedly took a step that stands out even in the growing annals of wrongdoing by New York lawmakers.

As for Mr Mandelson, he apologises only for having played a part in "a muddle rather than a misrepresentation".This careful choice of words strengthens the impression that his sacking turned less on whatever Mr Mandelson did for Mr Hinduja in 1998 and more on the confusing account he rendered when these actions came under scrutiny at the start of this year.

Often CMOs whose actions are under scrutiny, particularly in tough times, don't feel comfortable being in the limelight.

Saeed Ajmal and Sunil Narine, first and second in the ICC's ODI bowling rankings, are both absent after seeing their actions come under scrutiny, as is world number 15 Mohammad Hafeez - who was prevented from playing as a batsman by injury.

While in Sydney, Marsh began competing in the local club cricket competition and his action quickly came under scrutiny.

A week later, Marsh's action was again under scrutiny when he played his second shield match against Victoria in Melbourne.

The consensus states "Tony Scott tries to combine action, science fiction, romance, and explosions into one movie, but the time travel conceit might be too preposterous and the action falls apart under scrutiny".

JetBlue's actions are also under scrutiny by the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Trade Commission.