Sentence examples for only scrutinize from inspiring English sources

He added: "You can only scrutinize what he reports.

It is therefore important to not only scrutinize successful local adaptation to anthropogenic impacts but also the lack thereof.

This is arguably inconsistent with the court's traditional role in judicial review which is to avoid examining the merits of administrative decisions and only scrutinize them for compliance with the law.

Pages are free to post as much as they want as this change only scrutinizes individual user accounts.

Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn)., who is chairing a select investigative committee that purports to be investigating "big abortion providers" -- but for all intents and purposes is only scrutinizing Planned Parenthood -- said in a statement Tuesday that "the mission of our investigation has not changed".

Case in point: I spent the last half hour at work not only watching these videos, but scrutinizing them, finding parallels within them, and judging their quality.

Signorile emphasized that the community must not only actively scrutinize these appointments, but also be critical of the tokenization of queer people ― gay men in particular ― as a smokescreen for severe anti-LGBTQ platforms.

The undue burden imposed on socially disadvantaged groups and the many risks to other moral claims underline the need not only to scrutinize this treatment practice but also to address why there are so few critical voices to be heard.

They gave the new public editor sweeping autonomy not only to scrutinize and monitor potentially embarrassing journalistic lapses, but to then publish his assessments without clearance from anyone at The Times.

Lawmakers should pick a number, carve out employees only and scrutinize the activity on flourishing secondary markets.

I don't think the woman saw or even looked at anyone; she used her mirror only to scrutinize and inspect, and often put on a pair of extravagant space-age sunglasses.