Sentence examples similar to scrutinizing so from inspiring English sources

While there has been no broad effort to curtail debt issues, regulators at the European and national levels are now scrutinizing so-called shadow banking.

How does it feel to be scrutinized so closely?

"You can't help but be scrutinized, so I might as well be doing something while I'm being scrutinized.

Photos of your family will be scrutinized so put away the ones in which you look goofy.

Their budgets are being closely scrutinized, so publishers are looking for any way to bolster the bottom line.

(Manning was scrutinized so closely that many draftniks had Ryan Leaf ahead of him in the draft that sent Manning to Indianapolis in the first place).

Everything that Rodriguez and Jeter have done in spring training has been scrutinized, so finally seeing them side by side at third base and shortstop was an event.

"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".

Earlier this month, the Transportation Department's inspector general, Kenneth M. Mead, recommended that DHL's corporate structure be scrutinized so that the department could decide "whether or not DHL Airways is under the 'actual control' of U.S. citizens".

Additionally, different supportive factors on learners' ICC development should be scrutinized so as to facilitate the process of learners' intercultural language learning.

Add to that Cupertino of course remains massively scrutinized so any perceived blip in early iPhone 7 sales figures could rebound painfully on its bottom line.