Sentence examples for get scrutinized from inspiring English sources
Churches get scrutinized".
But it will get scrutinized".
"So everything is going to get scrutinized".
That means several hundred nominees have to get scrutinized by the Senate each year.
She added: "Any situation that is unusual will of course get scrutinized.
The gowns that get scrutinized, criticized, and ultimately thumbed up or down, are not always that fashionable.
"That's always been the biggest topic of conversation: each dollar, each euro, each yen gets scrutinized," he said.
That will become more clear after the shock subsides and the official response gets scrutinized, political analyst Stuart Rothenberg said.
One such poll respondent, Dick Howland, 73, a Democrat from Amherst, Mass., who has personal experience applying for tax-exempt status for organizations said: "Everyone gets scrutinized.
But performing in public — especially in the YouTube era — means that an amateur faces comparison to professionals, while the choice of repertory also gets scrutinized.
"We're certainly getting scrutinized by the Chinese over the way we've handled our markets," said Myron Brilliant, vice president for East Asia at the United States Chamber of Commerce.
