Sentence examples for book scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

Peter Schweizer – whose book scrutinizing donations to the Clinton Foundation has earned sharp rebukes from Hillary Clinton's campaign and liberally aligned groups – confirmed on Thursday plans to investigate Bush's past financial dealings.

His book scrutinizes colony-collapse disorder, a syndrome affecting honeybees that wiped out thirty per cent of hives in the U.S. in 2007 and has wiped out thirty-six per cent so far in 2008, and catalogues the ways in which our insistence on a seasonally sanitized outdoors may be causing long-term damage.

There is currently a spate of books scrutinizing Mendel's scientific legacy.

The book also scrutinizes the companies that will supply official services for FIFA during the World Cup.

Mr. Wolfe, who arrived in Brazil with 5 of his 24 trademark white suits, said his next book would scrutinize Wall Street types who conceal their status, dress down and act like bad seeds.

If feminists were scrutinizing book covers, I imagine it's stilettos, shiny lips and fishnet stockings that they would object to.

Soon Anna lost interest in her book and started scrutinizing expenses along with me.

He projects this same framework onto all of the individuals with 'differences' he discusses in the book, without sufficiently scrutinizing the applicability to different groups.

As year-end books are scrutinized, the number of corporate venture capital shutdowns could rise sharply, especially among the companies needing cash.

Of course, when it comes to IPOs, with a ton of financial information being disclosed for the first time, naturally the magnifying glasses come out, books are scrutinized, business models molested, etc.

In many respects, Hartmann was a classic philosopher: he wrote book-length works scrutinizing and developing all the major fields of philosophy.