Sentence examples for scrutiny twice from inspiring English sources
While the shooter, Omar Mateen, was not on the no-fly list nor officially a suspected terrorist at the time of the incident, he had been under FBI scrutiny twice and still managed to purchase multiple guns just days before carrying out his attack.
And she has been subjected to media scrutiny that people twice her age would have trouble handling.
A senior executive at a private profit-making broadcaster once told me that at a senior level you could expect to be allowed £25,000 a year in expenses and not too much scrutiny, which is twice as much as most of the senior executives at the BBC.
Conte's rotation policy has come under scrutiny, with Andrea Pirlo substituted twice already this season and seeming to react badly to it – heading straight down the tunnel after being withdrawn against Verona.
"It has stood up to the most robust scrutiny, having been reviewed twice.
The merger has been delayed twice by antitrust scrutiny.Spectrum analysisAn auction began for one of America's scarcer resources: wireless spectrum.
In his latest film, "Tabloid," Errol Morris, the celebrated documentarian behind "The Fog of War," the Oscar-winning portrait of Robert McNamara, and "The Thin Blue Line," which helped get a man off death row, turns his famous Interrotron on a former Miss Wyoming whose stranger-than-fiction escapades twice invited the scrutiny of tabloid newspapers.
The possibility that a government policy might be discouraging illegal immigrants from leaving has led even some groups who favor tighter immigration controls to think twice about the southbound scrutiny.
Having twice endured the self-scrutiny and second-guessing that goes along with being pregnant, I wish them luck.
She has struggled to bring an end to the fund-raising case, having twice refused to submit Mr. Gore to the scrutiny of an independent counsel.
Being more expensive, third-line agents, such as exenatide twice daily and liraglutide, are likely to come under close scrutiny.
