Sentence examples for scrutinised some from inspiring English sources

As health and social care spending is scrutinised, some traditional posts are likely to be cut.

Now one of the world's most distinguished physicists has scrutinised some of science fiction's other concepts, such as teleportation and forcefields, and is convinced that they too can become reality.

Many of its senior journalists, including those involved in anti-corruption investigations, have left or been fired.The only investigative programme on Czech public television came under pressure after it scrutinised some startling legal manoeuvres surrounding the government's mistreatment of a foreign blood-plasma company.

Mr Neville said that, while the police would be heavily scrutinised, some image recognition technology on the consumer market was as powerful as that used by the force, such as Picasa and Facebook.

It was only when the FDA closely scrutinised some of these near-perfect fakes that they noticed a small but important difference - the expiry dates on the counterfeit packs were often longer than would be recommended for Ghana's climate.

When coding practice was scrutinised some differences between the institutions were discovered, possibly due to somewhat ambiguous guidelines.

He admits to being never happier than when he is scrutinising some vital document which will enable him to throw new light on a familiar version of events.

To understand Conservative thinking on housing policy, it is worth scrutinising some of the reports produced by their favourite thinktank, Policy Exchange.

Inside Job invites us to scrutinise some glib, evasive and dubious people, all but two of them in the financial business.

Apple's share price opened lower on the markets, but quickly rebounded.The bigger concern for Apple is whether the government will be emboldened to scrutinise some of its other dealings.

Chandra's inner life is scrutinised in some detail.