Sentence examples for scrutinize some from inspiring English sources

But the economic downturn is forcing publishers to scrutinize some of the industry's hoariest traditions.

One day, as he pretends to scrutinize some purses, a vigilant clerk nabs him in the act.

In Brussels, the European Commission blessed the bailouts in the heat of the crisis, but it has since begun to scrutinize some of the deals carefully.

It would deprive the agency of the right to scrutinize some kinds of lending altogether (such as auto loans), and it would politicize the entire process.

The amendment, proposed by Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, would require the Government Accountability Office to scrutinize some $2 trillion in emergency loans that the Fed provided to some of the nation's biggest banks.

People stepped through the familiar choreography of the art museum: lean in to look for explanatory wall text; when you don't find it, elegantly shift your lean toward the painting to scrutinize some arbitrary detail.

State officials are also scrutinizing some of HIP's contracts with suppliers.

Given the conflicting accounts, the inspector general's office scrutinized some 25,000 pages of documents related to the program.

Mr. Lawsky is scrutinizing some of the same issues in his investigation of Promontory and PricewaterhouseCoopers, according to the people briefed on the matter.

Knoblauch, who is 38 for his last 196 and batting.252 with a.335 on-base percentage, will be scrutinized some more.

In their continuing efforts to portray Mr. Mineo as a liar, defense lawyers called witnesses on Tuesday who scrutinized some of the evidence in the case — in particular, the victim's medical records as well as the torn boxer shorts.