Sentence examples for usual scrutiny from inspiring English sources
Fashion designers have to contend with more than the usual scrutiny, tasked with reinventing the heel (and the skirt, blouse and purse) every season with the right balance of homage and vision, walking an invisible line between the known and the unknown, between comfort and unease.
This means the plans cannot have the usual scrutiny from the assembly.
As well as the usual scrutiny by supervisors, Judy's thesis had been read before submission by vaccination experts and a senior university figure.
"Proposed" is an important qualifier because several of those selections — including Tillerson — cry out for more than usual scrutiny by the Senate.
Because of his unconventional presidential campaign style, he has managed, thus far, to avoid the usual scrutiny and analysis that all candidates normally face.
These days the internet police are chilling out a bit over the whole issue, with some previously illegal sites passing their usual scrutiny and lingering around for the otherwise deprived Chinese citizens.
The companies estimate it will take one year to close, pending the usual regulatory scrutiny, and, upon doing so, Samsung will make a reciprocal investment of between $100 million and $300 million into HP's business.
And he conceded that the Dubna find was likely to receive more than the usual amount of scrutiny: two years ago, the reported discovery of Element 118 was retracted after a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory was found to have fabricated evidence.
For example, it would be useful to identify dense scientific communities that receive very little input from, and exert very little influence over, other fields of science; decisions to fund such 'mutual-admiration societies' should be subject to higher than usual levels of scrutiny.
But many consumers do not know that such vehicles, even when disclosed by the seller, require more scrutiny than usual.
And because of the serious allegations, it also meant the Crusaders might come under closer scrutiny than usual from officials in future matches.
