Sentence examples for increased public scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Many medical ethicists hope the Miller case will result in increased public scrutiny and debate.

Increased public scrutiny will also make it harder for executives to brush off criticism.

This was significant for motorists because it had increased public scrutiny of the behaviour of petrol retailers.

They know that increased weather extremes, growing resource costs and increased public scrutiny could have material implications for their future resilience and need addressing.

The issue of arsenic in food has drawn increased public scrutiny since research last year by Consumer Reports found substantial arsenic levels in rice.

Now that the Israelis have forced U.S. foreign policy under increased public scrutiny, Israel will find itself with a much-weakened ally.

However, the use of HEMS is facing increasing public scrutiny because of its significantly greater cost and unique risk profile.

While generous compensation packages for college presidents have come under increasing public scrutiny, other university employees often earn far more.

How the state housing agency dispenses the credits — worth about $450 million this year — has come under increasing public scrutiny.

Despite increasing public scrutiny of practices used in raising animals for food, there is little readily available information about how cattle handling is managed in feedyards.

The company came under increasing public scrutiny over a decision to withhold up to $2 billion in federal tax payments stemming from a supposed overpayment of taxes in 2008.