Sentence examples for scrutinize developments from inspiring English sources

Analysts and observers say they'll continue to scrutinize developments including any new regulations affecting Freddie Mac and its larger cousin, home finance company Fannie Mae.

It's called E7, and it's aimed at people like us, people who scrutinize the development (or lack thereof) of Windows to the nth degree.

Five major developmental stages were established to better scrutinize flower development in the olive.

The overall purpose of the study was to scrutinize the development of the CH58 antibody from its germline precursor in the context of understanding V2 immonogenic responses.

No human endeavor in history has been as scrutinized as development aid.

Washington will also scrutinize all other development aid to Haiti to ensure that it does not go directly to the Haitian government, but through private nongovernmental organizations, said Luis Lauredo, the American ambassador to the Organization of American States.

But Ronald R. Thomas, professor of English at Trinity College in Hartford, also steps back from the crime scene, following tracks left by Poe and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, Joseph Conrad and Mark Twain, scrutinizing how the development of forensic science was intertwined with the evolution of the detective story.

The media started obsessively scrutinizing every new development in the story, with TMZ salaciously reporting that Trindl had been "forced out" for "being too sober".

In the past two decades, a large number of solid acids have been scrutinized, and at least four developments were driven till the pilot plant stage.

This review also scrutinizes state-of-the-art developments, discusses the fundamental and technical challenges facing commercial adoption of TPV, and prospects of TPV.

But there's no solipsism like political solipsism, and this election has addled people like few I've witnessed, with even the most peripheral developments and random polls scrutinized to smithereens for their outcome-auguring significance.