Sentence examples for repeated scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The low percentages of minorities, particularly African-Americans, has drawn repeated scrutiny.

Police and fire departments in particular found all kinds of ways to block minorities, inviting lawsuits and the repeated scrutiny of the Department of Justice.

China is the leading source of organic tea and ginger in the United States, and its food exports have drawn repeated scrutiny.

On Thursday, Beijing Loving Source, a children's AIDS charity founded by the jailed dissident Hu Jia, announced it was shutting down after repeated scrutiny by the tax authorities.

Their struggle with the draconian process of creating an adoption profile intended to attract a birth mother, as well as their vexation with the repeated scrutiny and rejection, propels the drama of the plot.

Thai police have vigorously defended their investigation into the killings, despite coming under repeated scrutiny over the long delay in tracking down suspects and for staging a bizarre reconstruction of the murders in which TV reporters played the two British victims.

Miles said that parliament had agreed there was no benefit in courts repeating scrutiny of ground water impacts if it had already delivered a judgment after "exhaustive cross-examination".

The Wanda project, by contrast, was subjected to repeated public scrutiny — it received planning commission approval only on Wednesday, and now will go before the city council.

The repeated critical scrutiny of one's body size, shape and weight is a characteristic feature of patients with eating disorders.

Even a dish as simple as a salad composed of rice and raisins was subjected to almost scientific scrutiny, repeated every night for a month until her cook produced a silken masterpiece.

Predictably, open offices have come under repeated waves of scrutiny over the past several decades.