Sentence examples for constantly scrutinising from inspiring English sources
Like Smiley's spies, you're constantly scrutinising facial expressions, or on the lookout for movement that shouldn't be there.
Hence why the industry is constantly scrutinising the radio spectrum for any new opportunities.
It can be a stressful career path to follow and your work is constantly scrutinised.
We are constantly scrutinised, whether it is by Europe's biggest array of surveillance cameras or by companies like ATOS to check we are ill enough.
Nominally Aru is the leader, Nibali having won the Giro d'Italia back in May, but relations between the two Italians are known to be tense at best, and they will be constantly scrutinised for the slightest hint of strain.
To be a fan today is to constantly be sold to, but also to constantly be questioning and scrutinising the celebrity's choices.
Muslim nations and peoples are constantly (and rightly) scrutinised and damned for their attitudes and behaviours towards females.
It must feel awful to be constantly mocked and scrutinised just because you called a vanity election, or jeered at by every TV audience just because the things you say are ridiculous, or accused of awful misdeeds just because you've committed them.
Reflexivity, a methodological tool to ensure fair and ethical representations, was used, with the researchers continually scrutinising the process and reviewing the research throughout, being constantly aware of the researchers' own theoretical position; and inter-rater reliability was ensured by having two researchers code the data separately.
And they have been scrutinising Google too.
