Sentence examples for potential scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kloppers said the company had foreseen potential scrutiny by antitrust authorities.

Ms. Gutierrez said a DNA database would also allow for potential scrutiny of a wide range of private medical information that the government is not entitled to examine.

"It would look really bad to have my 2 sons award me a whole bunch of additional stock right before a sale of the company at a stock price many times the price used to calculate my stock," wrote Mr. Stiefel to his two sons in February 2009, according to the S.E.C. "This might be a windfall for me, but none of us need or want the potential scrutiny or maybe even lawsuits".

The more succinct your description of the study is, the better; in particular, the "why" part should be solid, given the potential scrutiny associated with research on vulnerable populations.

Only they were to be exempt from potential scrutiny.

Some may question why I am exposing my child to the potential scrutiny of the public and media.

The company had dropped its earlier investigation, and likely would have let that sleeping dog lie if not for potential media scrutiny.

Devising a study that has not been done before is a herculean task and pursuing one with vulnerable populations only adds to the potential for scrutiny.

While the underlying rationale of many of these laws, like the anti-kickback statute, are important to ensuring the integrity of medical care, they also punish behavior that many would regard as typically innocuous and subject virtually every transaction in the health care field to potential legal scrutiny.

He argued that officers were indeed more hesitant to target black individuals because of the potential public scrutiny their actions might attract.

Gone is the ever-present potential for public scrutiny, for replies from people who just don't get it and the exhaustion of having to explain what you meant or provide background detail, justification, or links.