Sentence examples for little scrutinized from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates a little scrutinized part of Norwegian construction projects in an effort to better commercial building performance and profitability.

A culture of stringent validation has been developed for such approaches (Leist et al. in ALTEX 27(4):309–317, 2010; ALTEX 29(4):373–88, 2012a; Toxicol Res 1 8 22, 2012b), while the quality and usefulness of animal experiments have been little scrutinized.

The Rosends illustrate a little-scrutinized variable of the campaign's results: the influence that spouses can have on each other's voting decisions.

A1 Lawyers Shifting Focus All sorts of limitations have recently been placed on punitive damages, and creative lawyers have shifted their attention to pain and suffering, a little-scrutinized form of compensation for psychic harm.

As all sorts of limitations have recently been placed on punitive damages, creative lawyers have shifted their attention to pain and suffering, a little-scrutinized form of compensation for psychic harm.

Under both parties, the committee has long been a power unto itself, a secretive realm where subcommittee chairmen hold sway over cabinet secretaries and generals and financing can almost magically materialize or disappear for little-scrutinized local projects even as national priorities are set or dismissed.

Mr. Uresti, whose committee vote will mean the bill will probably be debated by the full Senate, rather than sliding through on the little-scrutinized local and uncontested calendar, argued that any businesses that wanted to move to Texas should share the full burden of financing state services.

Mr. Spitzer had said when the lawsuit was filed that it heralded a new era of state enforcement of rules governing the adult home system, which for more than 30 years has been a little-scrutinized segment of the mental-health network.

The case has become a grim exhibit in a growing case file as Colorado health officials wonder whether, in the rapid rollout of legalized marijuana, adequate attention was paid to potential health risks of its use, especially in the little-scrutinized area of edible marijuana.

One potential solution to this problem is to screen microorganisms isolated from previously little-scrutinized ecological niches, and bioprospecting of unexplored environments has indeed already resulted in the discovery of novel microorganisms and new chemical scaffolds (4, 6).

We just worry that we are all becoming a little too blas?bout our scrutinized lives.