Sentence examples for scrutinizing possible from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. Pence said he learned from an F.B.I. briefing last week that investigators were having trouble scrutinizing possible foreign links because some countries were not cooperating.

It does not cover efforts at the state level to scrutinize possible mortgage fraud.

Federal prosecutors and investigators, under pressure to scrutinize possible mortgage fraud by financial companies, have opened 151 criminal cases since last October, most of them in southern Florida, according to a new study of government data.

Next, we will scrutinize possible gain of time that can be accomplished by incorporating contextual risk management system that increases CVL limit dynamically.

How could they not protect themselves and scrutinize possible enemies and hunt down mischievous interlopers?

Chi-squared tests were used to compare AEs among all four treatment groups, and the Cochran Armitage Trend test scrutinized possible dose dependencies among lipegfilgrastim dose groups.

For lawmakers scrutinizing every possible saving, the broad category of "administrative costs" presents an easy mark.

He said Novartis was scrutinizing the possible impact on Novartis of a merger between Sanofi and Aventis.

Lawmakers have pledged to scrutinize any possible loopholes in the next legislative session.

In Cuyahoga County alone, which includes the heavily Democratic neighborhoods of Cleveland, the Republican Party submitted more than 14,000 names of voters for county election officials to scrutinize for possible irregularities.

Hundreds of companies have been investigated by the S.E.C. and federal prosecutors over stock options backdating, but Apple was the most prominent one to be scrutinized for possible criminal violations.