Sentence examples for that scrutinized from inspiring English sources

That same unit had been the subject of articles in The Times Union that scrutinized its practice of using property and cash seized in drug raids to buy vehicles.

But they also can be rendered powerless by the failure of a single part, a point underscored in a confidential report that scrutinized the reliability of the Deepwater Horizon's blowout preventer.

On Wednesday, the first hearing of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission -- what many are calling this century's equivalent of a Pecora-style investigation that scrutinized the market crash of 1929 -- will take place in Washington.

"In the early years, it was very prestigious to be a member," said Harris Herman, general manager of the club and, in the 1990s, one of the committee of 12 that scrutinized each membership application.

In fact, according to a study that scrutinized basic family expenses in the five boroughs, meeting bare-bones needs in the city costs two to five times more than the national poverty levels for families with children.

Duveen publicly dismissed the work as a fake, and the Hahns, taking him to court for slander, began a decades-long struggle for authentication that scrutinized not only the art world's élitism but the validity of connoisseurship itself.

Goldman's partners own 12.79 percent of the firm, according to Footnoted.com, a division of Morningstar that scrutinizes public filings.

Theo Francis is a senior reporter for the Web site Footnoted, a division of the financial information company Morningstar that scrutinizes corporate disclosures.

Cornell, which sends 500 undergraduates to 40 countries each year, has a committee that scrutinizes programs in countries flagged with a State Department travel warning.

Travelling in such places, you know in your head that scrutinizing the cause of a particular delay is only a ticket to agitation.

Question: Is Romney really saying that scrutinizing his business record — which he has held up as one of his chief qualifications to be president — is personal?