Sentence examples for given more scrutiny from inspiring English sources
Quentin Hardy: Well, he was a very public figure and those are often given more scrutiny in the justice system.
Steven works in finance, in security and regulation compliance; there are always things he could have given more scrutiny.
Even George Bush's Iraq adventure, greeted with so much patriotic awe, was given more scrutiny than the Obama Afghanistan build up.
One crucial question is when Mr. Shulman learned that employees had been giving more scrutiny to applicants affiliated with conservative groups.
In recent years, with voters giving more scrutiny to their tax bills and the school budgets behind them, openness has become a central issue.
On a broader industry level, regulators are giving more scrutiny to mountaintop coal mines, and coal is losing some ground to natural gas in the nation's production of electricity.
Data released a year ago showed that following the same pattern as with individuals, the I.R.S. gave more scrutiny to tiny enterprises with gross sales of less than $25,000 in 2000 than it did to those with revenue of $100,000 or more.
This is why it's worth giving more scrutiny to how the frontrunner for the leadership of Britain's main opposition party has tried to explain his willingness to engage in dialogue with representatives of unsavoury groups from the Middle East and elsewhere.
Both Congress and the patent office are talking about giving more scrutiny to sweeping business-method patents.
School inspections in England will give more scrutiny to the quality of teaching, in a back to basics shake-up by the Ofsted education watchdog.
