Sentence examples for scrutiny ways from inspiring English sources

As a private company, Chrysler may be able to better explore, with less public scrutiny, ways to lower health care costs with its workers.

Indiana's state-funded colleges and universities will also come under scrutiny in ways they've never faced before.

Nevertheless, given their substantial advantages, adjuvants are certainly worth pursuing as a matter of urgency.Other ideas under scrutiny include ways to use less vaccine at the injection stage, and injecting at different sites to stimulate a greater reaction—such as into the skin itself.

Scrutiny gave way to acquiescence.

The British papers wrote that he was "under scrutiny," and "way off the standard".

No recent President has tried to use religion to insulate his decisions from public scrutiny the way Bush has.

Ever since he was given the option to play with Werder Bremen or stay stateside with the Sounders, it was assured that the youngster would face intense scrutiny either way.

"If we exempt e-mails and voicemails from Freedom of Information requirements, we may encourage people to avoid scrutiny that way -- if there's something you don't want the public to find out, you send it via e-mail and you don't have to disclose it," Mr. O'Rourke said.

Though grammar testing seemed to have declined in the corpus, teachers seemed to revert to grammar testing more heavily in midterm tests, which are not usually subject to external scrutiny the way final exams might be.

The Komen "charity" had managed all these years to avoid scrutiny the way anyone not running for president avoids scrutiny.

The aim of Richard Dawkins, as stated in his best seller, The God Delusion, was to subject "the God hypothesis" to scientific scrutiny, the way one would subject anti-matter or black holes to scrutiny.