Countless celebrities have discussed the difficult public scrutiny that is put actors, musicians and other performers.
However, complex corporate structures make such scrutiny difficult.
As a self-described "very self-contained person", she has found the scrutiny difficult at times.
Cusk does all this with rigor and wit in "A Life's Work," an earlier memoir about becoming a mother, itself a difficult subject for scrutiny.
Due primarily to practical limitations, some authors publish only subsets of the processed and/or raw data that constitute a chronology, making the process of independent scientific scrutiny difficult and on occasions impossible.
With an aging housing stock often requiring major capital improvements, escalating carrying costs, shoddy new construction, increased lender underwriting scrutiny, difficult Boards and a variety of other critical issues that must be explained and understood, a buyer must carefully consider whether all of the factors, when taken together, coalesce into a decision to go forward.
The intensity of scrutiny is difficult enough without unnecessary focus on a manager's duty of care.
"It's incredibly difficult, given the enormous scrutiny that occurs in today's world, to be a first-time candidate for president," said Howard Wolfson, a Democratic strategist.
What is certain is that 74% of the legislation that governs the UK's environment is being removed or amended in a manner so sweeping and chaotic that scrutiny is difficult.
The group exists for the purpose of requiring ministers across government to come up with new ways to make immigrants' lives more difficult, by outsourcing the scrutiny of their legal status to professionals who must act as unpaid immigration officers.
The report states: Despite the dedication of our core membership … it has proved difficult to balance the scrutiny of the expenditure, administration and policy of the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills with the demands of examining the use of science across government.
