Sentence examples for scrutinising for from inspiring English sources
During the fuel blockade he made some alarming claims about its impact on the National Health Service, which the Tories are scrutinising for evidence of exaggeration.
An upcoming press conference will be scrutinised for answers.
MoD contracts with private contractors will be further scrutinised for savings.
The new combination will be scrutinised for cost-effectiveness by Nice, the National Institute for Care and Health Excellence.
Firms have to sign up to be scrutinised for the scheme – and not all pass.
Ballgowns, in consequence, became increasingly scrutinised for the non-verbal messages they were intended to convey.
The Dutch maestro is being scrutinised for flashes of brilliance, leaving many observers disappointed at his relative anonymity.
"You get scrutinised for every aspect of your body and your mind and anything that comes out of your mouth.
If Labour holds power with SNP support, every policy will be scrutinised for signs of Scottish favouritism.
In anticipation of rising defaults, every security in the pipeline of an investment bank is being scrutinised for potential dangers.
His every statement is scrutinised for evidence that he is taking orders from the German government or from German industry.
