"Regular passenger traffic has been way down since 9/11," says Bond. "That gives us more time to scrutinize each entrant".
Mr. Hatch's effort to make the Patriot Act permanent set off immediate criticism from civil liberties groups and lawmakers, including some Republicans, who said Congress needed more time to scrutinize how the act was working -- and whether law enforcement officials were abusing it.
Nick Baldick, Mr. Edwards's campaign manager, told reporters in a conference call that the expected Kerry victories came from the lift he gained by romping through most of the early primaries and that the pace would begin to slow after Wisconsin's primary, allowing voters more time to scrutinize the remaining candidates.
That move also gave Disney more time to scrutinize internal candidates for the top job.
It's simpler and more effective to make sure this never happens in the first place than to waste everyone's time scrutinizing every method, business model, and motive.
So lenders had scant incentive to spend much time scrutinizing the creditworthiness of individual borrowers.
Over the next couple of years, Cassini is to swing by another seven times, scrutinizing this little moon more than all of the 50-odd others circling Saturn, except perhaps Titan.
But after financial scandals in two local districts, school administrators across the Island are putting in more time at the office this summer, scrutinizing the internal controls in their districts in an effort to reassure their communities that their tax money is being properly spent.
Consequently, clinicians can spend more time considering the findings, rather than scrutinizing quality of reporting of the trial.
By unobtrusively observing visitors' behavior in the exhibition, Study 1 demonstrated that users of the digital guide spent about 60% more time in the exhibition and also scrutinized individual exhibits more extensively.
