Efforts to track the finances of terror groups, and of corrupt foreign leaders, have led to a dramatic expansion in government scrutiny of other professional sectors.
But France itself remains under close scrutiny, after dramatic drops in the share prices of some French banks last week (see article) and rumours that the country might lose its cherished AAA credit rating.
Police in Southern California are facing scrutiny after dramatic video footage emerged that appears to show two white officers repeatedly shooting a black man as he attempted to crawl away from them.
Nobody faces more changes than philanthropy because we're in the middle of dramatic growth that has created new scrutiny".
It is the Chinese government's most dramatic attempt to insulate itself from scrutiny in the thirty-five yearsinceChinaina began opening to the world.
Hillary Clinton is going to be under a lot of scrutiny and, if something really dramatic comes up, there's a long shot possibility he could win".
Theranos, a once Silicon Valley darling purportedly worth $9 billion took a dramatic nose dive after coming under intense scrutiny over the last eight months from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
"Papers making the most dramatic advances will be subject to the most scrutiny," she said.
Scholars agree that Pinter's dramatic rendering of power relations results from this scrutiny.
"On the face of it, this is indeed dramatic and significant, but large claims require searing critical scrutiny, and I will reserve final judgment until it is replicated elsewhere," says Roger Gosden, a reproductive biologist at Weill Cornell Medical School in New York City.
But "dramatic stories about his own war reporting … don't withstand scrutiny," the magazine said, stating O'Reilly had claimed to have behaved "heroically in a war zone that he apparently never set foot in".
