He scrutinized the consequences of corporate domination and examined American race relations in the novel Telegraph Avenue (2012), which centres on the denizens of a small jazz and soul record shop threatened by the imminent incursion of a rival chain store.
Since experimentalists realized that measurements in general are burdened by unknown systematic errors, the classical, widespread used evaluation procedures scrutinizing the consequences of random errors alone turned out to be obsolete.
Start scrutinizing the consequences and rewards of your habits.
This post is not saying that making money is a problem in itself -- it is saying however, that how we make money needs to be carefully scrutinized for the consequences of the way of the making.
As a consequence, every decision this last term was scrutinized for hints about the justices' attitudes toward the central argument in the suits — whether Congress overstepped its constitutional authority under the Commerce Clause in requiring some people to buy health insurance.
In consequence, its text was minutely and repeatedly studied, scrutinized, and debated by professors, lawyers, and statesmen.
Although this aspect of the operation is indeed newsworthy, and, like all things, should be scrutinized and criticized as necessary, the original purpose and ultimate consequence of the operation has been largely ignored".
They might not be as rigorously scrutinized as touchdown dances in the N.F.L., but there are consequences.
Priests, who now stand uneasily under a sword of Damocles, with their every action scrutinized, understandably may ask why the bishops do not face such consequences if they fail to abide by the charter.
Therefore, not only positive results of the use of NPs, but also the possible unpredictable negative consequences of their action on the human body, should be scrutinized.
But their spending is seldom scrutinized, and, even when state officials turn up questionable expenses, there are few consequences.
