Sentence examples for always scrutiny from inspiring English sources

"There is always scrutiny on Premier League managers and if you go six, seven, eight weeks without a victory then it is your turn.

"There is always scrutiny on Premier League managers and if you go six, seven, eight weeks without a victory then it is your turn, but I'm still convinced we will be OK," said Bruce.

Gender variance has always incited scrutiny, and this scrutiny is often racialised.

(His pursuits don't always bear scrutiny, however.

At the same time, the C.P.A.'s good news doesn't always bear scrutiny.

Public subsidy for the arts is always under scrutiny and remains an enigma to the wider population.

There is always considerable scrutiny of how much the government spends on building new defences and maintaining existing assets.

One recurring theme is that his prominence as an African-American success story makes him a high-profile target, always under scrutiny.

The level of soccer fanaticism is just out of control over there, and he feels like he's always under scrutiny.

"Unlike his glitzy Western counterparts, he traveled by bus and lived in cheap hotels," The Economist magazine said — repeating a myth about Western reporters that does not always bear scrutiny.

This means the interviewing process itself is always under scrutiny.