Sentence examples for scrutinizing more from inspiring English sources

They worked together on the phone — Iversen in Oregon and Imbro in Virginia — scrutinizing more than a thousand sequences each.

Teams of judges and election officials had begun scrutinizing more than 45,000 ballots across Florida, searching for clear votes that could determine the presidency.

Because of the sanctions regime, the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control, or BAFA, is scrutinizing more closely every request by a German company to export to Iran.

With more people scrutinizing more data we will get ahead of earthquakes too, sooner or later perhaps not by much, but by enough to evacuate schools before they collapse on our children.

Do you expect this book to be scrutinized more heavily than your memoir was?

Mr. Astakhov said both potential parents and adoption agencies should be scrutinized more closely.

"I've come to accept I'll be scrutinized more than any other owner," he said.

MTV's digital strategy is being scrutinized more closely than a hot MTV video.

He figures to be scrutinized more closely by the officials, and by the Knicks.

Until then, Chamberlain will be scrutinized more than any other Yankee.

Will the second nominee be scrutinized more closely because the Administration has been set back a step by recent events?