Sentence examples for boost scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Investigative reporting by the New Yorker and the Post has helped boost scrutiny of the practice.

The effort to overhaul the campaign finance law came back to life with a boost from the scrutiny of Enron.

(It has already boosted disclosure and allowed more GAO scrutiny).

Creating these "intermediate" metrics between impression and ultimate purchase is a great move to boost revenue, but must stand up to scrutiny as software eats the marketing funnel.

OCEA's General Manager Jennifer Muir called its passing a "victory for working people against discrimination" that she says boosts transparency to an area where more scrutiny is needed.

Monday's news is a boost for Jamaican athletics, which has been under scrutiny following a series of failed tests.

A load of drugs of this size is exactly the sort of morale boost the agency would want, after coming under scrutiny last year.

Zimmer later said he regretted wanting so urgently to give disadvantaged students a boost that he didn't initially apply enough scrutiny to Deasy's botched plan.

While unhealthy habits at work are just a small part of what's causing the incidence of obesity to rise in America, they're coming under increasing scrutiny from companies looking to cut medical costs and boost productivity.

This feeds into continued parliamentary scrutiny of Facebook, which in turn boosts the drive for new regulation of tech companies which could hit the company's bottom line.

Reams of academic literature have been produced to show how civil servants, however good-hearted, naturally act in their own interests, boosting their budgets, protecting their power, resisting outside scrutiny.