Sentence examples for enough scrutiny from inspiring English sources

But did we subject Boris to enough scrutiny?

"I don't believe there has been enough scrutiny.

She refused to give her name, saying she already faced enough scrutiny.

They say that under close enough scrutiny, almost everyone will have some abnormality.

So the notion that Twitter's financials will not get enough scrutiny because its S-1 will be public only for a month or so is, frankly, absurd.

The files have raised questions about the scope of surveillance in the UK and US – and whether the agencies are facing enough scrutiny in this new era.

According to Garrett's damning statement they were "unjustified figures in my view" and there was not enough "proper scrutiny".

That rule certainly applies to New York State's underground government of authorities, corporations and public-private hybrids, which have gone for years without enough public scrutiny.

In March, a prominent astrologer predicted that the regime would not grant full freedom of the press this year, and, sure enough, the scrutiny board promptly struck the astrologer's remark from any press reports.

But I hope that the reckless ADD proposals receive enough searching scrutiny to bring DSM 5 to its senses.

But the sector is now prominent enough to attract scrutiny.