Sentence examples for future scrutiny from inspiring English sources
And it's not only e-mail that records our deeds for future scrutiny.
The students already face "public humiliation and future scrutiny by bar admissions committees," the school said.
Stella had been too rushed and excited that day to pay much attention, but she had recorded for future scrutiny that Peggy was a mean, jealous girl.
One bit of good news: Excepting cases of outright fraud, being audited doesn't increase your chances of future scrutiny, Mr. Smith said.
In a meeting in the mayor's office a day or so later, Mr. Sullivan testified today, he discovered that the letter was merely a ruse initiated by Mr. Ganim to deflect any future scrutiny of the policy.
It is therefore likely to be the subject of intense future scrutiny.The pressure's onNew ways of scrutinising exoplanets is a particular interest of Victoria Meadows, who works at the University of Washington.
Israel hails the development as having the potential to provide a "thoughtful, consistent" structure for future ethical scrutiny.
After a series of robust exchanges, the MPs raised the possibility of greater future public scrutiny of Prince Charles's tax arrangements.
The conservatives have used their control of the electoral machinery and the outgoing Parliament to overturn some election results, tighten censorship and shield the clerically controlled judiciary and military from future legislative scrutiny.
Hernández, his future under scrutiny in the absence of a regular starting role, made an immediate impression on Sociedad's Iñigo Martínez and was somewhat fortunate an elbow into the central defender's face was deemed accidental.
Today, each new product going into mid-stage clinical trials has a team of scientists, marketers and regulatory experts who work together to map out its future, from scrutiny at the FDA to patent expiry, ensuring that their molecule lives up to its full potential.
