Sentence examples for big scrutiny from inspiring English sources

"Soon he was inviting me . . . to the indoctrination sessions, thinly disguised as tea parties, which he and his wife Queenie, a famous critic in her own right, would hold on the lawn of their home every Saturday afternoon," and it was not long before he scored his big Scrutiny assignment.

In this era of big government scrutiny, federal agencies quickly become scapegoats -- their decisions cast as evidence of insensitivity, over-reach, and impediments to economic progress.

The shift upstate wasn't necessarily to avoid big-city scrutiny.

Even the "good for consumers" defence of the big stores requires scrutiny.

[C2.] Big 5 Under Scrutiny Overseas The credibility of the Big Five accounting firms is coming under attack overseas in the wake of Enron.

FINANCIAL TIMES Stock Salele by Chief of Big Lots Draws Scrutiny  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into a $10 million sale of stock by Steven Fishman, the chief executive of Big Lots, that came before the company announced negative news, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The investigation, which began last fall and has gathered steam in recent months, represents the next big wave of scrutiny of the offshore banking world and underscores the interlinked nature of Swiss banks and global financial institutions.

Tough Questions Slow Roll is now too big to escape scrutiny and there are legitimate concerns of what it's all about.

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"Rolling back these transparency laws means shielding big multinationals from public scrutiny," he said.

Hillary Clinton did not immediately comment but she has promised to bring in tougher scrutiny on big corporations.