Sentence examples for scrutinize very from inspiring English sources

"I would like the judiciary to scrutinize very closely what these storage companies do," he said, in a particularly miffed English way.

And as millions of Americans are signing up for insurance policies under the Affordable Care Act, it pays to scrutinize very carefully how each policy works.

Says change is scrutinized very carefully there.

Well, clearly these photographs are scrutinized very closely and accuracy is extremely important.

An interventional trial usually requires more information and is scrutinized very carefully.

In the letter, I suggested McChrystal should be "scrutinized very carefully" by the Senate Armed Services Committee.

All borrowers need to be aware that construction lending is becoming very hard to come by; your credit and equity will be scrutinized very carefully in today's business climate.

"But, in light of what's going on, we have certainly not been seeking them, and we would scrutinize them very carefully," he said.

When you come out with a provocative paper, people are going to scrutinize it very carefully.

I say we can, but we need to look beyond the evident and scrutinize the very essence of religion: the parables.

Then they'd scrutinize you very tough, but the fact that you're doing a western that's supposed to be laid in southwest America or Mexico, they couldn't care less what your story or subject is".