Sentence examples for scrutiny switch from inspiring English sources
Her resignation will see the scrutiny switch to Home Secretary Theresa May.
But he soon became fascinated by the idea that language itself could be an object of scientific scrutiny, and switched course.
A closer scrutiny shows that switching diffusions have very different behavior compared to traditional diffusion processes.
Domenech has been under scrutiny for his late switch to a 4-3-3 formathen but the surprise that he sprung here was the omission of Florent Malouda, one of his most in-form players.
B1 Subway Switch Under Scrutiny The B train that derailed Tuesday night in Brooklyn, injuring 95 passengers, was traveling along a route it did not usually take and was crossing back to its own tracks when a car jumped the rails, officials said.
After the loss to Finland, Jeffrey Simpson, a columnist for The Globe and Mail in Toronto, who customarily ponders political matters, switched to scrutiny of the Olympic team.
Kiffin and his staff came under scrutiny after quarterback Cody Kessler switched jerseys during a game against Colorado.
State-appointed Emergency Manager Darnell Earley is facing particular scrutiny because he decided to switch the city's water source from Lake Huron to the Flint River in 2014 in order to cut costs.
In his awkward public defense of the switch, Obama suggested that scrutiny of telecom records and their uses by the inspectors general in the relevant agencies and departments should be enough to restore the rule of law.
That strategy, which Apple has already switched to, could help take scrutiny away from the release and Microsoft tends to cycle between updates that do well and those that do badly.
Maybe the reason some of them switched from one-way tickets and two bulky suitcases was that law enforcement got wise to those habits, so the smugglers did the equivalent of what the jihadis seemed to have done in London, when they switched to East Africans because the scrutiny of young Arab and Pakistani men grew too intense.
