Sentence examples for scrutiny could be from inspiring English sources

The government's gambling bill, which is going through pre-legislative scrutiny, could be introduced this autumn.

But analysts believe the greatest scrutiny could be the three pages showing breakdowns of exposures to 30 European countries.

The added fiscal scrutiny could be traced directly back to the Google restructuring, according to the report.

Testing for frivolous purposes, such as to trace your ancestry or find out if you are "compatible" with your lover, will remain unregulated.Closer scrutiny could be good news.

"My concerns were that your scrutiny could be viewed as an abuse of process in terms of fairness in any future potential criminal trial," the letter explains.

For the Missionary Church of Kopimism, which holds up privacy as one of its chief values, such scrutiny could be a big problem, and it's not clear what they'll gain from registration.

GM crops are also healthier as they are subjected to greater scrutiny and could be applied beyond food, for example to combat diseases such as ash dieback and in developing new medicines.

By early 2006, the bill was attracting widespread criticism from the press and a grass roots movement that claimed far from its stated purpose of cutting red tape, this bill would remove parliamentary scrutiny and could be used to remove rights or freedoms.

Some analysts say subscriber-focused tech stocks like Netflix and Adobe might be seen as having cleaner business models and facing less regulatory scrutiny, which could be playing into the divergence.

That's not to say other generations didn't have it tough or think parenting was important, but there just wasn't the same level of scrutiny that could be liked, tweeted or instagramed all at once.

Pending further scrutiny, this could be viewed as a pilot study.