Sentence examples for scrutinizing either from inspiring English sources

It is unclear just how seriously federal authorities are scrutinizing either of the Bosches or whether any action can eventually be taken by Major League Baseball, which has struggled for several years to punish players who have been linked to performance-enhancing drugs but have not tested positive for a banned substance.

Available free at the iTunes store (Android and other platforms are to come), the app uses image-recognition software to scrutinize photos (either snapped on the fly or pulled from an existing photo library), with the user inputting his or her gender and garment preferences.

Such inquiries require agents to first have a greater reason to start scrutinizing someone: either an "information or allegation" or an "articulable factual basis" indicating possible wrongdoing.

Dear Frustrated, Don't chuck in the towel just yet, and don't start scrutinizing the classifieds either.

Even after scrutinizing the play in slow motion and high definition, Johnston and Albert either missed or chose to ignore that Pierre Thomas dropped the ball because he was so badly injured that he lost control of his limbs.

They do so by scrutinizing the physician's report, and, if necessary, by asking the physician to supplement this report either orally or in writing, or by obtaining information from other persons involved.

Media scrutinizing relationships.

Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.

Scrutinizing a blue fire hydrant with a gray-painted head, she declared herself to be in Nassau; the city's hydrants are either yellow or brown, and generally older and rustier.

"No way!" she said, scrutinizing me.

Zell listened intently, scrutinizing the model.