Sentence examples for scrutinize issues from inspiring English sources

Jim McAleese, a military industry consultant in Virginia, said Mr. Young had indicated that he would scrutinize issues including how to rank the planes' performance capabilities and the costs over the life of the plane.

Roof strength has become an increasingly scrutinized issue because of the increase in deaths, now more than 10,000 annually, related to rollover accidents, which have risen because of booming sales of sport utility vehicles.

I mentioned that we have a standing policy that encourages our readership to scrutinize disclosure issues.

Instead, I chose (and continue to choose) to individually scrutinize the issue based upon the merits of the pertinent science, and that is where my allegiance lies.

Langer also would not comment on when the committee learned of the allegation against the former detainee, but said that as part of the committee's oversight responsibilities, it would scrutinize the issue.

In order to scrutinize this issue, it is important to define the energy consumption of the Pre-HARQ and CPR schemes.

Studies of more specific subgroups of LBP are warranted, in order to scrutinize the issue of smoking and LBP in the young further.

The aim of the present MEG study was to scrutinize this issue in further detail and investigate the contribution of prestimulus local excitability and connectivity dynamics to conscious perception of upcoming weak auditory stimuli.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration started scrutinizing the issue of jammed gas pedals after a high-speed crash in August near San Diego.

The debate was heightened by the filmmaker Michael Moore, who scrutinized the issue in "Fahrenheit 9/11," but White House officials have adamantly denied any special treatment for the Saudis, calling such charges irresponsible and politically motivated.

But the Supreme Court scrutinized the issue of state-versus-federal jurisdiction and wasn't satisfied that justice was done.