Sentence examples for under close examination of from inspiring English sources

Google is as good an agent as any in assisting with the task – under close examination, of course, and ensuring that any solutions developed are transparent and interoperable across platforms.

Walter B. Huffman, a former Army judge advocate general, said it was not uncommon in military criminal proceedings to see charges against troops involved in a single episode to fall away under closer examination of evidence, winnowing culpability to just one or two defendants.

"The perception in the media and elsewhere that Indian gaming operations are rife with serious criminality does not stand up under close examination," Paul L. Maloney of the Justice Department's criminal division told Congress earlier this year.

Under close examination, a ring of yellow-brown to olive-green pigmentation known as a Fleischer ring can be observed in around half of keratoconic eyes.

The entire notion of a conspiracy simply falls apart under close examination, especially when the "stigma of print" problem could be solved in one fell swoop by anonymous publication - which was, let me repeat, the common practice of the time for playwrights.

In response to questions he made it clear the events leading up to the collapse of MG Rover would come under close examination: "This will definitely be investigated".

The cost of the new set will come under close examination given recent controversies over BBC spending, from the multi-million payoffs given to former executives to the £100m Digital Media Initiative fiasco.

This apparent increase in the GOP's share of Latino voters in 2014, however, does not hold up under close examination.

But the company has started to come under close examination by investors over its subscriber growth in the U.S., which has fallen short of projections.

Tax-cut advocates had claimed the Reagan years as proof of their doctrine's correctness; as we have seen, those claims wilt under close examination.

So how will Mr. Moore's movie stand up under close examination?