Sentence examples for long scrutiny from inspiring English sources

In his opening remarks, Mr. Harvey said the long scrutiny of his nomination had been instructive.

When he apologised for the failure by him and his fellow peers to make "any fundamental changes" to the bill during its long scrutiny in the Lords, there were boos and cries of "shame".

Some Labour MPs say the party must oppose the timetable and ensure that the bill is given the long scrutiny it deserves.

How did the phone-hacking scandal continue for so long without scrutiny?

They say there's no hiding from the long, intense scrutiny of a presidential campaign.

It needs to, and Australia's uranium sector deserves some long overdue scrutiny.

It will take the long, cool scrutiny of history to decide whether we make those decisions wisely and well.

The Indian government has long resisted scrutiny of its human-rights record in Kashmir and deflects blame for the violence onto Pakistan's support for jihadi groups.

To some experts, Dr. Debbi's ability to work in the homes for so long without scrutiny exemplifies how poorly the homes have been supervised by state officials.

After Mrs. Young's death made international news, Toughman, long under scrutiny for encouraging novice boxers to go at each other before crowds of beer-drinking, action-hungry fans, faced a new mountain of criticism.

Exide Technologies, a Vernon battery recycler, has long faced scrutiny for spewing lead and arsenic into neighborhoods in southeast Los Angeles County.