Sentence examples for scrutinised until from inspiring English sources

You have never been scrutinised until you have felt a cheetah doing it - it's a physical sensation.

Saracens, in particular, have been linked with the investigation into suspected breaches of the cap, although Premiership Rugby's policy is not to comment either way on whether a club's spending on player wages is being scrutinised until an inquiry has been completed – and then only if the outcome is a guilty verdict.

This list was reviewed and scrutinised until all authors reached consensus.

Agreement on concepts was sought between members of the research team to ensure reliability, and the interviews and coding framework were scrutinised until no new insights emerged from the data.

That's characteristic of monopolies whose activities are not very effectively scrutinised by anybody until now.

If passed, they would neither derail the bill nor the government's Army Reserve plans but simply delay them until Parliament has scrutinised their viability and cost-effectiveness.

After failing to persuade the Transport Secretary Justine Greening to delay signing the contract until it can be scrutinised by Parliament Virgin said it would launch a legal bid to overturn the decision entirely.

I thought 'no, this [NIMART] is just not for me.' I had that guilty feeling until [my mentor] scrutinised the file and reassured me: 'no, you did everything that you could, it's not your fault, you were saving a life, you did nothing wrong' so, at least I was a little bit better but sometimes you feel people will think you are killing patients.

Carla Ferstman, of Redress, said: "Until now, these very grave allegations have never been scrutinised by a court.

And until the transition itself is celebrated, rather than being scrutinised or ridiculed, they'll remain marginalised, locked out of employment and subjected to violence.

With Slimane's first collection a fiercely guarded secret until Monday, every image and edict emanating from YSL is being scrutinised for clues as to the direction it will take.