Sentence examples for hostile scrutiny from inspiring English sources
It also reveals what is ultimately an antisemitic consequence or bias arising from anti-Israel hostility: namely, that there would be no similar hostile scrutiny from people on the anti-racist left against mainstream representatives of any other British minority that raised concerns about rising racism.
Back then outside earnings went unremarked; now they are ripe for hostile scrutiny.
Hostile scrutiny obliged the police war crimes units in Scotland and England to be ultra cautious.
But Saudi money and influence have attracted hostile scrutiny from western countries, particularly the US.
But that is only because the previous mechanism delivering big payouts namely, share options came under such hostile scrutiny.
To run a gun shop in this of all cities is to weather a great deal of regulatory — even hostile — scrutiny.
The behavior of those below her in the pecking order remains open to sometimes hostile public scrutiny.
On top of lots of shuttle diplomacy maintaining America's network of military-to-military relationships, he will have to withstand excruciating and frequently hostile congressional scrutiny, demonstrate executive efficiency of the highest order and be able to turn on a dime when "stuff happens".
To start down the list of reasons: Neither opposing candidates nor the press can unleash all-out hostile-investigative scrutiny on a mere "potential" candidate.
Under relentless and hostile news media scrutiny, seething hatred from fans who hypocritically flash their cameras while holding asterisks, Bonds has remained remarkably dignified while demonstrating a tireless work ethic and hitting skill unprecedented in a 43-year-old ballplayer.
For most of its existence, CIRM has been deeply hostile to outside scrutiny.
