Sentence examples for long-term scrutiny from inspiring English sources

"If a deal can't survive long-term scrutiny, what's the benefit of allowing it for the short term?" said Robert D. Liodice, president of the Association of National Advertisers, which has urged the Justice Department to oppose the deal.

Case reports of renal artery stenosis following denervation are a reminder of the importance of long-term scrutiny for renovascular disorder following RDN and careful surveillance of biochemical renal function.

"Nobody wants to be under long-term regulatory scrutiny.

"Our reforms to the Highways Agency will make sure this money is spent efficiently by introducing long-term funding and independent scrutiny.

While they became recognized in the 1970s and 1980s as the blood contacting material of choice in a wide range of cardiovascular devices their application in long-term implants fell under scrutiny with the failure of pacemaker leads and breast implant coatings containing PUs in the late 1980s.

Chelsea's entire project suddenly feels under scrutiny: the long-term planning; the reliance upon Champions League football; the levels of investment required in the squad; and, not least, the future of the head coach.

The decision by the F.D.A. comes at a time when the efficacy of strong narcotics like OxyContin for the treatment of long-term pain has come under increasing scrutiny.

An advisory issued last month by the Food and Drug Administration, which first approved Fosamax in the 1990s to treat and prevent osteoporosis, along with reports in medical journals linking bisphosphonates with some rare medical problems including unusual thigh fractures, has heightened scrutiny of the long-term use of these medications.

Leaders at USA Swimming have adopted four proposals intended to protect young athletes from sexual abuse, part of what the organization calls a long-term effort that has been under scrutiny after a recent flurry of news media reports and lawsuits.

Officials stressed that no final decision had been made about the long-term prospects for Operation Condor, which came under scrutiny at a City Council committee hearing yesterday.

While consulting contracts are common for long-term executives, they have also come under new scrutiny.