Sentence examples for but scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

… But scrutinizing science funding isn't the same as attacking science".

But scrutinizing the structure of developmental biology's questions is not merely an exercise in clarification.

First, because RCA is anchored in the principle of health care practitioners not just scrutinizing each other, but scrutinizing each others' errors, RCA is a challenging task.

Case in point: I spent the last half hour at work not only watching these videos, but scrutinizing them, finding parallels within them, and judging their quality.

It should also be remembered that in essence RCA involves healthcare professionals ' not just scrutinizing each other but scrutinizing each others' errors'.

"But scrutinize them as you would any really young university".

"Reporters will not only be held to standards of accuracy and the like, but scrutinized for evidence of self-dealing and self-interest, which can be toxic to a news organization".

But scrutinize his shot of J. P. Morgan, and you find none of Sargent's flattering languor; Steichen went at Morgan with an unblinking toughness to match his subject.

That previous committee had been unique because it did not, like other committees, oversee the affairs of a single government department but scrutinized the use of science across the whole of government.

You may get to hear many criticisms, but scrutinize the things by yourself and follow it.

But anyone scrutinizing Google's earnings for signs that a recovery is afoot in advertising or the economy at large was likely to be disappointed.