Sentence examples for stop scrutinising from inspiring English sources

Tea is a powerful thing: apparently, it's even powerful enough to get journalists to stop scrutinising politicians.

As Crikey's Bernard Keane points out: "Political parties routinely get away with declaring hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations years later, long after anyone has stopped scrutinising them.

"Smoking marijuana forced me to stop, examine, scrutinise and criticise each step before proceeding.

In February the president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, Jane Duncan, said the bridge procurement process was sufficiently murky that the project should be stopped and scrutinised before more public money was spent.

There are many images of the duchess to stare at, but after a while we stop admiring and start scrutinising.

A Met spokesman said: "The Metropolitan Police Service recognises the IPCC's role in scrutinising complaints related to Schedule 7 stops and has been working hard to agree a procedure for dealing with such investigations that is acceptable to all stakeholders.

That bears scrutinising.

And they have been scrutinising Google too.

Parliamentary committees are currently scrutinising the details.

Monitoring the budget involves scrutinising the variances.

I sense him scrutinising my trainers.