Sentence examples for effectively scrutinize from inspiring English sources

Richard Riese, vice president of compliance at the ABA, told The Wall Street Journal that bankers are concerned about the legality of working with federally illegal businesses and have questions about how to effectively scrutinize the transactions made.

Barring a truly unexpected turn, Clinton will be elected having never been seriously and effectively scrutinized by her opponents, nor really engaging with the press.

But as it stands, barring a truly unexpected turn, Clinton will be elected having never been seriously and effectively scrutinized by her opponents, nor really engaging with the press.

In her effectively elliptical novel, McDermott continues to scrutinize the lives of Irish Catholics on Long Island.

But it effectively warns banks and brokerage houses to scrutinize all financial transactions with customers in those countries as possibly linked to crime or high-risk transactions.

The Secret Service said its security worked effectively on Friday evening, though it planned to "scrutinize how we can make it better," an official said.

However, while our government agencies excelled at ensuring that our companies competed effectively for these opportunities against foreign firms, we often did not scrutinize carefully enough whether the opportunities themselves were in the public interest.

If the latter, an essential task is to scrutinize as to when and how a survey is effectively able to produce measures that are capable of representing any of these two causal parameters.

While there is a need to enhance these programs to effectively serve more deserving students, I do believe that it is not in our best interest to scrutinize the outputs of these programs, without simultaneously scrutinizing the inputs.

The report concludes that states must scrutinize their funding systems and revise their formulas so as to "use financial resources in ways that will most effectively level the educational playing fields between their districts".

Peek, watch, or scrutinize.