Sentence examples for major scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The SEC charges put Goldman's working practices under major scrutiny.

The Eagles' performances on the season put major scrutiny on Reid's decision-making.

But because of the truncated timetable for getting the bill into law before a looming general election, the government's as-yet unwritten clause is unlikely to face any major scrutiny before coming into force.

Virtual reality as a technological platform raises more ethical questions than the average piece of hardware, thus, some of these early consumer products are understandably drawing major scrutiny.

Samsung's smartphone fortunes are the subject of major scrutiny at the moment, since the company is perceived as possibly having hit a ceiling in terms of growing its overall share of the market.

With Apple/Adobe's infamous squabbling, anything that claimed to support Flash — even through some server-side conversions, as with SkyFire — was going to be subject to some major scrutiny.

In recent years Google has faced some major antitrust scrutiny and enforcement internationally, including in the European Union — where it has had to make changes to how it displays search results for products after a 2017 Commission decision that found it had abused its dominance in general Internet search to give itself an illegal advantage.

The last two presidential children in the White House, twins Barbara and Jenna Bush, were spared major media scrutiny as they chose their colleges.

The tendency to ignore the importance of economic growth in generating public revenue should be a major item for scrutiny.

Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, was unrepentant about publication of the progress report, saying: "Major projects need scrutiny and support if we are to succeed in the global race.

They face a non-refundable fee of $8,000 to apply for a visa to Nauru, which has proved a major deterrent to scrutiny.