Sentence examples for scrutiny to be from inspiring English sources

These and other outlays merit closer scrutiny, to be sure.

In fact, he considers some of that scrutiny to be excessive.

Heightened scrutiny, to be sure, has led these firms, as well as others, to shake up their boards.

Its viral potential may impel those who "feel themselves the objects of public scrutiny" to be more guarded than ever, Mr. Enniss said.

"The condition for this is going to be the others saying, 'We are not going to allow Greece or indeed Italy to allow itself to get into this position again.' " Italy is under increasingly intense European scrutiny to be sure it carries out structural reforms needed to shore up the euro.

After 1998, when he became first army chief, then president, the general says he personally ordered scrutiny to be tightened, and suspicion started to fall on Mr Khan and his close associates (though in fact America had been complaining about their activities for years, to no avail).General Musharraf may be doing more than covering his own back.

Such scrutiny is to be expected, Mirreyna Deeb, the head of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associationn of South Africa, said.

The most effective way to seem generous and fair, under harsh scrutiny, is to be generous and fair.

For others, this kind of attention and scrutiny was to be evaded at all costs.

Indeed, proper scrutiny is to be recommended, since associations of maximum or mean forces differ.

Scrutiny is likely to be high.