Even NGOs – the traditional corrective agents of government or market failures – are experiencing greater scrutiny to demonstrate impact around the causes they advocate for and claim to be solving.
Car sharing is experiencing new scrutiny from regulators, and part of it is tied to serious incidents.
Within this group I feel for men particularly because it seems they experience the scrutiny of being solo, in public, more keenly.
The impression is of a man who, having only recently emerged from obscurity, has never experienced the scrutiny senior politicians take for granted – and who resents it.
"If passengers are not rocket scientists, can they be truly informed to understand the risks they are assuming?" asks Rolf Olofsson, a lawyer specialising in space law.Companies hoping to ferry NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) and beyond will experience extra scrutiny.
Many residents have said they resent the implication that they cannot figure out how to vote or how to count ballots, saying that if other parts of the country experienced the same scrutiny Florida has, they, too, would see imperfections.
Malia and Sasha Obama have not only experienced this suffocating scrutiny throughout eight years of their childhood and teenage years, but have also endured horrifying racist abuse – from accusations that Malia only won her place at university because she is black, to commentators describing her with racial slurs online.
The idea was to use the celebrity status of the actors to mirror the obsessive public scrutiny experienced by Watchmen's "masks", who exist in an alternate 1985 in which superheroes - of a sort - have been walking the streets for the past half century.
President Roosevelt's first two successors, Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower, were spared the early scrutiny Mr. Bush is experiencing.
The men currently under scrutiny, he said, are experiencing "a masturbatory equivalent they exposed themselves and now they're getting exposed".
