Sentence examples for mainstream scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Nootropics, smart drugs and other biohacks are now drawing mainstream scrutiny and controversy as more and more people are using legal, off-label, and unscheduled "research chemicals" as nootropics to enhance their academic or work performance.

But the real person who benefits is the person who believes that the mechanisms underlying bitcoin and the problems to which it can be applied are deserving of more mainstream scrutiny and attention than cursory hunts for the Bitcoin founder every few months.

The sudden interest in an industry that normally gets little mainstream scrutiny is peculiar, and its origin seems motivated by more than just safety concerns.

Sebayan points out that events such as Pride have grown along with the overall EDM wave, giving gay artists a plethora of opportunities to practice their craft without having to be exposed to mainstream scrutiny.

But with mainstream adoption comes scrutiny.

There are other blockbusters, other calling cards, that would have given her the same mainstream experience without the scrutiny.

Driven in part by the frenzy of new media and social networking sites and the corresponding and increasing sense of irrelevance on the part of mainstream news media, the scrutiny towards Spider-Man draws too from the angst created by challenging the hierarchy of the arts.

In the meantime, she would rather not be the subject of intense media scrutiny, as unlike mainstream politicians, she doesn't "live for the game of punditry and the opining and who's doing what".

Both have had to face the scorching gaze of the media: Hanna, when riot grrrl imploded under the scrutiny of the mainstream press, and Cyrus, pretty much her whole life.

The fourth estate's future has become increasingly fragile, too, as readers and viewers defected to the raunchier wilds of social media, and politicians from left and right discovered they could escape scrutiny from the mainstream media by simply snubbing it.

Women painters and sculptors are subject to some degree of aesthetic scrutiny, particularly since the mainstream press prioritises photogenic, attractive girls.