Sentence examples for minute scrutiny from inspiring English sources

For example, Chizhevsky says he has given "minute scrutiny" to 2500 years of human history, but how can anyone minutely scrutinize "all the peoples and states known to science" from ancient times to the present?

Paul must be aware that his past will attract minute scrutiny if he runs for President.

And then we should all thank goodness our own lives haven't been subject to such minute scrutiny.

The winners of Investigatorships are subject to such prolonged & minute scrutiny that the A.H.A. doesn't feel it's taking much of a chance in setting them up for life.

That period is now under minute scrutiny in a string of official tribunals.Special report The luck of the Irish Tiger, tiger, burning bright Measure for measure Why worry?

Last year, Kathleen Jamie won with The Tree House, the poems in which enacted a minute scrutiny of nature - flowers and trees, birds and wild animals.

As China has become one of the world's biggest economies and largest importers, its every move has become the subject of minute-by-minute scrutiny in financial markets.

If Franklin D. Roosevelt, George C. Marshall, Winston Churchill and Dwight D. Eisenhower had been subjected to the kind of minute-to-minute scrutiny and public polling that the Bush team is subjected to today, none of them would have lasted out World War II.

In India, where a rape is recorded every 22 minutes, scrutiny of sexual violence has grown since the gang rape and murder of a student on a bus in Delhi in December 2012.

The salient point is that Ernst probably just wants to avoid any last-minute scrutiny, so she's going to opt to go dark in this instance and trust she won't be too damaged over it.

The ad itself barely survived a minute of scrutiny.