Sentence examples for started scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

She started scrutinizing its coffers and found that money intended for the center was being mismanaged.

They started scrutinizing operations, like whether their travel schedules might be shifted to make their lives more relaxed and productive.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration started scrutinizing the issue of jammed gas pedals after a high-speed crash in August near San Diego.

According to Buergari, when the economy went south in 2007 08, companies started scrutinizing their legal spending more closely and realized something was wrong, and have responded very positively to Modus's fixed-cost model.

The city clerk's office has started scrutinizing a sample of those signatures to check their validity.

Soon Anna lost interest in her book and started scrutinizing expenses along with me.

Such inquiries require agents to first have a greater reason to start scrutinizing someone: either an "information or allegation" or an "articulable factual basis" indicating possible wrongdoing.

But the doorman, a familiar face from the Griffin and 105 Riv, doesn't start scrutinizing entrants until about 9 p.m. THE PLAYLIST Instead of a D.J., music is premixed and piped in.

With New Zealand national radio broadcasting chapters from a BBC dramatization of "The Lord of the Rings," some visitors can be forgiven if they start scrutinizing New Zealanders for traces of Hobbit ancestry.

Dear Frustrated, Don't chuck in the towel just yet, and don't start scrutinizing the classifieds either.

Astronomers are now geared up to start scrutinizing the sun again as it approaches a peak of sunspot activity around 2001.