Sentence examples for getting scrutiny from inspiring English sources

"Police officers are getting scrutiny that an ordinary person would get," she said.

The industry first started getting scrutiny two years ago when Wired highlighted a Florida mugshot site that made its money by publishing slammer shots and running ads alongside them, or worse, charging people to have them taken down.

If it does catch on, Velde predicts it's unlikely to remain free of government intervention, "if only because the governance of the bitcoin code and network is opaque and vulnerable". Beyond the Fed, Bitcoin is already getting scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators with some, like New York's state financial regulator hinting at intervention plans.

It's been getting scrutiny for weeks, now!

Defense has been particularly bountiful, with Yandle, the Ducks' Cam Fowler, St. Louis' Kevin Shattenkirk, Carolina's Justin Faulk, Washington's John Carlson, Winnipeg's Dustin Byfuglien, Pittsburgh's Paul Martin and Poile's own Seth Jones getting scrutiny.

"When it has to do with the game itself, they will get more deference, but they will still get scrutiny".

Later, the Obama campaign issued a statement headlined "Quasi-incumbent finally gets scrutiny and stumbles".

Will Newt ever get scrutiny for anything other than a few of his sex scandals that he's already confessed to?

Another Senate Republican, John Cornynof Texas, said Mr. Brennan's possible role in disclosing information to the news media should also get scrutiny.

And then there are undoubtedly plenty of innocent people who get convicted: Death penalty cases tend to get scrutiny, but not others.

"Credit Raters Get Scrutiny and Possibly a Competitor" (Business Day, April 23) suggests that rating agencies do not disclose their analysis or process for determining credit ratings.