The 22-year-old is maturing into a major championship medal contender, but she faces the ultimate scrutiny of her progress on Friday when she meets the top three hurdlers in the world rankings.
The last I looked, the Affordable Health Care Act, or Obamacare, was under the ultimate scrutiny of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if it will be stricken down as unconstitutional or deemed legally sound.
After that, it will be about basketball again, which is Curry's ultimate goal after the endless scrutiny of his workout habits and his occasionally messy personal life.
Selling shares en masse as chairman–where he has ultimate insider knowledge of the firm's goings-on would draw scrutiny.
While the rise of our contemporary media culture has been put under as much scrutiny as any other major social trend, its ultimate meaning, it seems, is a tough nut to crack.
Rahman sucked the scrutiny and transparency from the process and gave himself ultimate sole discretion on who got what.
The decisions essentially required early scrutiny — by a judge, not a jury — of the ultimate legal question in high-stakes cases, sometimes before all the relevant evidence has been gathered.
"Prosecutors, juries, judges, and the public are subjecting our state's death penalty practices to unprecedented scrutiny and, in many cases, accepting alternatives to the ultimate punishment".
In the case of IPOs, supposedly the ultimate "exit," any block of shares sold by founders would face extreme scrutiny and might cause a price drop.
"I think the ultimate sanction should be the knowledge that it can all be subject to public scrutiny, if there's a public demand for an inquiry".
Creating these "intermediate" metrics between impression and ultimate purchase is a great move to boost revenue, but must stand up to scrutiny as software eats the marketing funnel.
