Sentence examples for instead of scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

Early on, instead of scrutinizing data on emissions, European regulators trusted companies to tell them how much greenhouse gas they were emitting.

Instead of scrutinizing mediocre or money-losing traders, they could focus more on the big profit makers whose hormones will rage, to make sure they're not risking the bank.

(Instead of scrutinizing the usual suspects — Tupac Shakur, the Notorious B.I.G., et al. — why not explore major stars over whom fewer gallons of erudite ink have been spilled?) The book, which ends with Eminem, begins in 1971, when black power was "crumbling" in real life but was reborn on television.

Observers are instructed to focus on watching video program instead of scrutinizing visual artifacts.

Second, "that instead of scrutinizing Enron's accounts, [the media] acted as cheerleader all the way to the end".

This approach is to our knowledge the first of its kind and extends earlier research where this phenomenon has been analyzed "one player at a time", instead of scrutinizing strategic interaction.

Reversing the anthropological lens, she scrutinizes the Western habit of scrutinizing others.

Hollinghurst seems too ready to perpetuate a fond English elegy that he should, instead, be scrutinizing.

Instead of simply deferring to the state's generalized interest in "election integrity" - the approach the U.S. Supreme Court has adopted for most state voting rules, as I recount in a new article - the courts instead are scrutinizing more carefully a state's asserted rationale.

THERE they are: stupefied on the corner of Fillmore and Broadway, not even glancing at the drop-dead views of the Golden Gate Bridge shimmering before them, but instead scrutinizing the same scene on their glossy hotel giveaway map.

Choosing not to dwell on the dark implications of this confession, I instead scrutinized the remaining letters.