Sentence examples for scrutinizing and from inspiring English sources

New gave off sparks of fascination while scrutinizing and touching features of the altarpiece's ancient oak.

But the Bush administration has been more closely scrutinizing and increasingly denying state claims for federal payment for some emergency services, Medicaid experts said.

Alaska election officials began scrutinizing and counting some 92,000 write-in votes on Wednesday — about 11,000 more votes than were cast for Joe Miller, Ms. Murkowski's Republican opponent.

As the Sept. 11 attacks pointed out all too painfully, the federal government could do a better job of scrutinizing and sharing the reams of data its various agencies collect.

He distinguished two ways of solving a mathematical problem (and two corresponding types of mathematicians): an "investigation based on numbers," an inductive approach that involves scrutinizing and manipulating data until one finds a general law; and an "investigation based on principle," a reasoned approach that involves directly utilizing rules and procedures, as in algebra.

Rather than a retailer or a product supplier's focusing on only a few sustainability goals — lower emissions or water conservation or waste reduction — the index would help them take a broader view of sustainability by scrutinizing and rating all sorts of environmental and social implications.

Legislation will be more focused, properly scrutinized, and constitutionally sound.

The situation was scrutinized and no conclusion reached.

Our luggage is weighed and searched, documents scrutinized, and we get another pat-down.

Then the scientists closely scrutinized and compared the animals' bodies, brains and DNA.

"Her life was scrutinized and she didn't know how to handle that.