Sentence examples for more scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

With rabbit-quick players on every roster and high-definition television, with its super-slow-motion replays from myriad angles giving every couch potato a better view than the umps — albeit in retrospect — there are more whisker-thin margins to discern and more scrutinizing eyes to cope with than ever.

We should educate the public about how to be more scrutinizing consumers of research – teach people to ask the right questions and look for the answers that have substance.

Along with this mentality shift comes the need to reevaluate American higher education with a more scrutinizing eye.

But you're definitely more scrutinizing about who you think is good than the rest of the film business.

Godbee had been the subject of more scrutinizing headlines after co-hosting what was portrayed as a birthday luncheon for then-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick in August 2008.

"Everything's a little more scrutinized.

More scrutinized were the doubt-laced questions from Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, another speculative "swing vote".

And at a time of Mitt Romney's presidential candidacy and Occupy Wall Street, such payouts have become ever more scrutinized.

"That's probably why he's more scrutinized, because he got a 10-year deal as an athlete, and then you're going to see his athletic ability go down.

Khan's management of Pakistan's lineup selection and in-match strategy meant that, in a cricket-mad nation, his leadership and smarts were more scrutinized and argued about publicly than those of most cabinet officials.

At the same time its activities was becoming more scrutinized, the football team became more successful.