Sentence examples for pervasive scrutiny from inspiring English sources
The fantastic emerging power of new robotic aircraft, the pervasive scrutiny of global surveillance systems, it's all more than a little reminiscent of the Terminator universe.
Focusing on caregiver pricing policies, when throughout the country insurers with vast and expanding market power call the shots and have mostly escaped the pervasive regulatory scrutiny lavished on caregivers, simply misses the mark.
Indeed, there might well be advantages to an ownership structure that would retain Sulzberger family control over the editorial product, both for the family as custodians of the Times's journalistic legacy, and for Google, which already faces intense scrutiny over its pervasive influence.
The answer, I found, appears to be a refuge from the nagging consumer pressures and constant, often sexual, scrutiny of women all-pervasive in western society.
Facebook, the most pervasive of the social networks, has received much scrutiny and blame.
They're just chatting on the beach, but their belief in openness to one another, to the permanent record of the tape, to the more pervasive exposure that fame might entail is a value that passes without scrutiny.
They're just chatting on the beach, but their belief in openness — to one another, to the permanent record of the tape, to the more pervasive exposure that fame might entail — is a value that passes without scrutiny.
Corruption was pervasive.
Substance abuse is pervasive.
Government corruption is pervasive.
