Sentence examples for scrutinizing what from inspiring English sources

Students have also been known to fret mightily about the messages behind the messages, laboring over what they send out and scrutinizing what comes in.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Libor Investigation Turns to Brokerage Firms  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "U.S. regulators are widening their probe of global interest-rate-rigging by scrutinizing what they claim is a pivotal role of two U.K. brokerage firms in the scandal, people close to the investigation say".

Network executives will be scrutinizing what advertisers decide in the next few weeks during what is called the option period, when advertisers have an opportunity to pull back some of the money they pledged to the networks last spring during the upfront buying season.

Chase Strangio, Manning's attorney at the ACLU, said after the verdict that Manning was "so thankful for the thousands of people from around the world who let the government know that we are watching and scrutinizing what happens to her behind prison walls".

"The studios are really scrutinizing what they are moving forward with," says Brian Cullinan of PricewaterhouseCoopers' entertainment practice.

One unfortunate legacy of the 2000 elections: Americans are now used to scrutinizing what happened at a single state's voting booths.

He added: "You can only scrutinize what he reports.

Donoghue scrutinizes what she judges to be the six "most perennially popular plot motifs".

"Somebody needs to scrutinize what this livery cabdriver did and didn't do," he said.

New York needs to scrutinize what role, if any, nuclear power should have in the new competitive energy marketplace.

But you can't scrutinize what he does not report, so we don't know what he didn't ask an athlete.