Sentence examples for scrutinise when from inspiring English sources

These figures from outside North America are more important than ever because that's what the number crunchers will scrutinise when they assess whether or not the movie is breaking even.

Performances by Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Rachel McAdams and Robin Wright will be scrutinised when the film is released at the Sundance film festival later this month.

That figure has since been questioned, but few doubt that Britons are closely scrutinised when they walk the streets.

He said Hari's columns will be closely monitored and scrutinised when he returns and if he sets a foot wrong he will be sacked.

The former Labour leader and prime minister, whose actions in the buildup to the war will be closely scrutinised when the long-awaited Chilcot report is published next month, used an interview with Bloomberg television to accuse Corbyn of focusing on the "politics of protest" at the expense of the "politics of power".

His form will be scrutinised when he returns to track competition as he attempts to again take a Dowsett record in London next month.

Ordinarily, donations are scrutinised only when they are first released during early February.

The British will be scrutinised, especially when a British general takes overall command in the south this autumn.

"As in all cases, we will closely scrutinise the legislation when the government chooses to make it available," Shorten will say.

I also worried that the boys would look too old when scrutinised in close-up.

Most the allegations have been made before in some form, only to fall apart when scrutinised.