Sentence examples for probably scrutinize from inspiring English sources

Many investors will likely flee all such funds, and regulators will probably scrutinize their operations a lot more closely.

For example, Ally purchased assets from ResCap in a series of complex transactions during 2007 and 2008 and creditors would probably scrutinize valuations in those deals, as well as whether Ally's board conducted satisfactory due diligence on them.

But he was probably scrutinized Thursday more for a gesture than any shot he hit.

If you catch her FRIENDS in places that you would be, (again, down hallways that you have classes in) and they have no real purpose, then they're probably scrutinizing and going to tell her about it later.

How Evans and Owens coexist will probably be scrutinized throughout the season.

Robert Kelly, chief executive of the Bank of New York Mellon, said the central bankers around the world would probably be scrutinizing the American bailout proposal.

If McNabb starts Sunday against Seattle in Philadelphia, his every move will probably be scrutinized by a fan base whose lukewarm support for McNabb seems to move up or down with each pass.

That will probably be scrutinized because of Childress's decision to have Favre pass on second and third down, instead of giving the ball to running back Adrian Peterson, who had been stuffed on first down.

Goodell interviewed Vick's family members and associates, and Vick's ability to show that he has severed ties with some of the people who exerted a bad influence on him at home in Virginia will probably be scrutinized by the league before he is allowed back on the field.

But if most of a group's spending seems to be on express advocacy, even the Republican commissioners would probably have to scrutinize the group, lawyers said.

To them, 'young' rather than 'cheap' signified low quality," Popescu observed, also noting that the newspaper subscribers probably wouldn't scrutinize a Boomer's salary in the same way.