After four Test defeats in a row, Meyer's position has come under scrutiny, something he acknowledged while reading a statement at the announcement of the team to face Argentina.
Matthews had cited him and fellow right wing radio host Michael Savage as examples of incendiary media figures promoting ugly rhetoric--something that has come under scrutiny in the wake of the Arizona shootings.
Any dirt dug up must tell us something essential about the person under scrutiny, about the work accomplished, about the achievement that makes the life worth examining.
It's terrible when you have to defend people whom you neither like or care for; people who you might not give one iota for or against until they come under scrutiny for something that just can't stand.
It also matters to me that old John sees we're working effectively as a team and that my timeliness is not under scrutiny for something I'm responsible for".
The criminal charges were the first Brandenburg has brought against officers in a shooting, something for which she has come under scrutiny.
The report said individuals involved in running some of the local unions were under scrutiny for similar ties, something Mr. Walsh said was "a matter of grave import" that remained under investigation.
In the protein folding case it appears that the failure of temporally indexed explanatory reduction involves causal powers of something extrinsic to (an instance of) the process under scrutiny (i.e., the folding of a single amino acid chain).
There is something almost spiritual in the eerie importance that all the ordinary, banal facts of a life achieve under scrutiny, as time is running out.
Now they are under scrutiny.
HSBC is also under scrutiny.
