Since the death of Bias from cocaine intoxication on June 19, Driesell and the team have been scrutinized intensely.
"The Voice" is the only hit show that NBC owns, so its ratings results are being scrutinized intensely at that network — and, not incidentally, at the Fox network, which did not appreciate the threat this season to the hegemony of its own singing competition, "American Idol".
Garamendi and other congressional Democrats from the area have demanded that federal agencies scrutinize it intensely.
But, partly because Google holds such a dominant position, regulators and lawmakers in Europe have scrutinized it intensely, especially in recent years.
But since the Sept. 11 attacks, the Triple Frontier has been transformed into a sort of Casablanca, a center of intrigue scrutinized more intensely than ever for its suspected links to Islamic terrorists.
The progress of the new designs and OLPC's experience in Uruguay, Rwanda, Peru and elsewhere will be scrutinized as intensely as ever, especially when it comes to the (inevitable) mishaps.
But on Saturday Mr. Burns did intensely scrutinize a hair plucked from the head of a seated adult — me.
AT&T is exploring a purchase of Vodafone, a European cellphone service provider, and European regulators and politicians have vowed to intensely scrutinize such a deal.
Over Yuan Instead of accusing China of currency manipulation, the Treasury Department expressed disappointment that trading in the yuan is "highly constricted" and said it would "intensely scrutinize" China's practices in future reports.
Wall Street is going to intensely scrutinize each new data point, whether that's user growth, changes in costs or the amount of money it generates.
Democrats will intensely scrutinize any Trump pick in part because of the president's comments and those of his administration attacking the judiciary and investigatory agencies.
