Sentence examples for scrutinizing when from inspiring English sources

In other words, this will help build out LinkedIn's advertising and marketing business — one area that people will be scrutinizing when they compare LinkedIn with other publicly-listed social networks like Facebook and Twitter, who are pushing hard on their ad sales, specifically in the area of mobile.

Blue Apron is a company that investors are going to be aggressively scrutinizing when it reports its earnings in a few weeks because the company has to show it can get its affairs in order if Amazon were to ever bulldoze into its turf.

Thirdly, there are numerous aspects of protocols that are worth scrutinizing when conducting and comparing clinical trials.

That's information students scrutinize when deciding where to apply.

That is 21 games of results coaches could have scrutinized when deciding how to handle overtime.

The offense is further scrutinized when the pitching falls behind early.

Advocates for better corporate governance said the deal should have been scrutinized when the acquisition was made.

Several government watchdogs and election lawyers said yesterday that while politicians should always be scrutinized when they take action on behalf of donors, Mr. Hevesi's actions in having a deputy set up the meeting, which he readily admits to doing, do not appear to run afoul of the city's conflict-of-interest rules.

Dells earnings, usually seen as a bellwether for the whole tech sector, will be intensely scrutinized when the company posts its fourth-quarter earnings after the markets close today.

Since load parameters (such as coincident demand) play an important role in the design of reticulation networks, the results obtained from this study indicate that current design procedures and standards for reticulation networks must be scrutinized when high levels of DG penetration are introduced.

There is also the phenomenon that non-dominant groups get 'over noticed' (and over scrutinized) when they speak or act.