Sentence examples for continual scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Both demand fitness, steady travel and teamwork under the continual scrutiny of fans and bosses.

"No other profession comes under such continual scrutiny and no other profession has accountability systems based on so little trust.

Some foods, like meat and poultry, are processed under the continual scrutiny of inspectors, while others, like fresh produce, are never inspected.

Under Continual Scrutiny McIlroy was being filmed during an interview before the Irish Open outside the press room while several dozen Irish fans, like keening sea birds, created a racket behind him with their shrill "RoryRoryRory!" cries.

He has said repeatedly that he hoped, for Rodriguez's sake, that his home run drought ended soon, but he said he did not think the continual scrutiny was harming the team.

I would prefer women in public life from Sam Cameron downwards to be heard as well as seen and their bodies not put up for continual scrutiny so perhaps Dave could have a chat about that with his mates in the rightwing press.

Despite living under continual media scrutiny, Chou's public image has changed little over the years as he emphasizes individuality as his "personal philosophy".

George Gershwin, who receives the closest scrutiny, "needed continual approval," she recalls.

Running the BBC – which because it is publicly financed through a licence fee is subject to more or less continual political comment and scrutiny, and because it is the biggest player in UK broadcasting by some distance of continual interest to competitors – is one of the toughest and most demanding jobs in British public life.

But he's moving into a job where scrutiny is continual, where criticism is constant and where bad decisions lead to outcomes that can't be obscured as easily as your tax returns.

Continue to seek out a continual future.