Sentence examples for scrutinized much from inspiring English sources

In camp itself, the relationship between Rolen and Manager Larry Bowa has been scrutinized, much to the displeasure of Bowa, who seems to have taken it personally that Rolen will not commit to staying with the Phillies.

Either way, he says, "I've got to imagine that any new [building] starts this year will be scrutinized much more".

Although the genomic and genetic underpinnings of T-ALL have been thoroughly scrutinized, much less is known about T-LBL molecular pathogenesis.

It's hard to find much fresh to say about a book that has been scrutinized as much as Frank's diary.

Among the things being scrutinized: how much respect will each contender pay to his rival?

While the Mets try to determine if they can sneak back into contention for the postseason, Rusch is being scrutinized as much as any player.

Now, with the recalls of some eight million Toyota vehicles since late last year, including more than 400,000 models of the 2010 Prius and other hybrid models this week, the traffic safety agency promises to be scrutinized as much as Toyota itself.

"Not supporting or criticizing anyone's material but I don't feel totally comfortable with nontelevised stand-up being scrutinized so much," tweeted the comic Morgan Murphy, who added that comedians in a club should be allowed to "make mistakes".

Through the years, Manning's personality has been scrutinized as much as his quarterbacking skills, and often with the contention that his aw-shucks demeanor would inevitably flatten his growth curve.

She recognized that her education and financial stability set her apart from most single mothers who became involved in the child-welfare system, and felt emboldened as she learned about parents who had been scrutinized as much as she had.

In previous years, details of the judges' deliberations have been catnip for London's literary society and the shortlists have often been scrutinized as much for who is left off as for who is included.