Sentence examples for scrutiny as a from inspiring English sources

We have to face reality and give it the same scrutiny as a prescription drug.

A trivial dinner conversation in Choi's hands receives the same careful scrutiny as a life-altering betrayal.

He has also said he was under close scrutiny as a Muslim clergyman because the government associated Islam with terrorism.

We're taught to fear black women who take ownership of their bodies, and the clothes that they wear are under much greater scrutiny as a result.

The acid-tongued judge will see his own newly acquired skills come under scrutiny as a contestant on TV's Maestro which is being revived by the BBC.

Construction and inspection practices in the city are already under scrutiny as a result of a series of fatal accidents and arrests on corruption charges.

In writing her novel, translator Novey had to perform a disappearance of her own in order to write without feeling under scrutiny as a translator-turned-novelist.

Since 9/11, the Visa Waiver Program, which now includes 34 participating countries, has come under close scrutiny as a potential loophole for terrorists.

Helton cited the JANET JACKSON controversy during the Super Bowl halftime show and the ensuing federal scrutiny as a reason to be careful...

Mr. Farahat said he was unsure of the wisdom of granting the armed forces a role in Egyptian politics, but he said he supported shielding the defense budget from public scrutiny as a guarantee of national security and military independence.

As Foucault or any bullied school kid could tell you, the powerful often wield scrutiny as a weapon, punishing the powerless for any deviation from an exacting code of speech, dress, behavior, and physical appearance.