Sentence examples for cause scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Costolo said he chose to leave now because he thought staying on through the CEO search would cause scrutiny to intensify.

Normally, missing a couple of practices without pads in May wouldn't be cause for scrutiny.

Under his direction, the Intelligence Division began treating the Muslim faith as a cause for scrutiny.

The defeat will cause further scrutiny over the manager's job but he said: "I am not talking about my position.

City's last-16 draw, meanwhile, will cause further scrutiny of Manuel Pellegrini's concession that he was unaware another goal at Bayern Munich would have won the group phase and avoided playing a side of Barça's status.

While the disclosure did not specify the nature of the possible bribery problems in the three countries, it "clearly will cause more scrutiny on every real estate project being considered, and one would think at the minimum it will slow down the process as more controls need to be passed through," said Colin McGranahan, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein.

This not only includes the scandals which cause greater scrutiny, but all of the follow-on regulatory obligations, which are so time consuming and time demanding.

Still, if a patient receives a prognosis that indicates they're likely to develop breast cancer, and gets a double mastectomy as a preventative measure, only to have that turn out to be a false positive, that's a big risk and justified cause for scrutiny.

When Leo confronts the committee's chairman, Arizona senator Matt Hunt (Hall) about the issue, the senator suggests there might be legitimate cause for scrutiny.

Whenever impoverished garment workers die while making clothes for wealthier consumers in far-off lands, competing clothing brands manage to come together over a high-minded common cause: Better scrutiny of the overseas plants that produce their garments, to avoid putting vulnerable workers in harm's way.

As well, the degree of long bone growth lag of these fetuses was relatively mild and might have been missed had there not been an increased NT measurement to cause careful scrutiny of the fetal ultrasound results in the first pregnancy.