Sentence examples for scrutinized like from inspiring English sources

Each editorial move has been scrutinized like an upset in the midterm elections.

As the first major female political leader in the West, Mrs. Thatcher had a look that was scrutinized like no male politician's who came before her.

Company guidance for the second quarter and the rest of the year is also crucial and will be scrutinized like entrails.

Over the last few years terms like 'super-injunctions' and 'gagging orders' have entered the public vernacular, and the Leveson enquiry (though, it still has a way to go) has meant that privacy is being scrutinized like never before.

When the latest issue of Justice League is released on Wednesday by DC Comics, it will be scrutinized like no other installment in the 76-year history of that publisher of superhero adventures.

"There's an assumption that... because you've sat down there [in the interviewee's chair], you're going to be scrutinized like a kiddie fiddler who's running for mayor," the actor said.

Asked how closely the fund would scrutinize documents like sworn statements, Ms. Birnbaum said she understood how hard it was to recreate records after a decade, and was going on the basic assumption that people would be honest.

Mr. Obama scrutinized reports like the 2014 National Climate Assessment, which tied climate change to events like flooding in Miami and longer, hotter heat waves in the Southwest.

He scrutinized factors like economic inequality, children in single-parent homes, accessibility to guns, immigration patterns, you name it.

And it is understood that many players, although not the highly scrutinized ones like Woods or Mickelson, change their equipment after the first round if they are not happy with the brand they are paid to use.

For small businesses in highly scrutinized industries like financial services, keeping up with regulatory requirements can be a full-time job — and then some.