Sentence examples for receiving increased scrutiny from inspiring English sources
As fears of terrorism grow, the drug, known as 5-androstenediol, is receiving increased scrutiny along with other experimental treatments and drugs already on the market.
Hospital readmission within 30 days of an index hospitalization is receiving increased scrutiny as a marker of poor-quality patient care.
Prosecutors like McCulloch are receiving increased scrutiny for their role in mass incarceration, wrongful convictions and police misconduct.
Expenditures on lobbying and political campaigns are also receiving increased scrutiny especially in the light of the Citizens United decision of the US Supreme Court in January 2010.
"Donations that are overly inflated or made with strings attached are going to receive increased scrutiny".
The performance of Chartis and SunAmerica is likely to receive increased scrutiny as the stock offering draws near.
Impact travel has received increased scrutiny in recent years as some voluntourism groups have been exposed lying about the profits they make on goodwill trips.
Since he became governor last month, Mr. DiFrancesco has received increased scrutiny over his real estate dealings and law practice; he has promised to release his tax return for last year once it is completed.
But little was said at the news conference about the city's neighborhood high schools — campuses that have received increased scrutiny after a city investigation found that one-third of 2017 graduates received their diplomas in violation of city law.
Advocacy nonprofits have existed for decades, but they received increased scrutiny after the Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case in 2010, which lowered barriers to corporate spending on political campaigns.
(NYT) THE SOUTH DEATH WATCH -- With 453 inmates on death row in Texas, campaigns for three judgeships on the state's Court of Criminal Appeals might be expected to be among the hottest contests on March 14, in part because Texas has received increased scrutiny during Gov. George W. Bush's presidential bid.
