Sentence examples for scrutiny until from inspiring English sources

Golf's anachronistic ways will be subjected to scorn and scrutiny until they are modified.

Afghan and American regulators said the bank's political connections had shielded it from scrutiny until now.

It's an age-old question thought to be too subjective to be worth serious scientific scrutiny, until recently.

The four private detectives were jailed for minor offences in 2012, but the organisations that hired them escaped scrutiny until The Independent's disclosures.

The nepotism concerns were considered an open secret in N.B.A. circles, but they did not draw much scrutiny until last year.

The energy bill is to be under committee scrutiny until mid-February, and is likely to reach the reporting stage in March.

He was patient with news media scrutiny and, until recently, apparently, he had skillfully managed strong personalities in the clubhouse.

Anyone in his circumstances would feel the same, and in fairness his suggestion is one of limited scope: that the accused should be shielded from public scrutiny only until the conclusion of an initial investigation.

In contrast, Prosper ignored regulatory issues until scrutiny by the SEC forced it, too, to enter a quiet period.

John Navarre, a senior for the Wolverines, tolerated scrutiny and criticism until recently because he had not won important games on the road and had failed to defeat Ohio State.

Wall St and City traders, who do so much damage and can earn more than the boss, often escape scrutiny or censure until they're fired or (rare) end up in court.