Sentence examples for when scrutinised from inspiring English sources

I also worried that the boys would look too old when scrutinised in close-up.

Most the allegations have been made before in some form, only to fall apart when scrutinised.

Perhaps it is fated to lose a little impact and logic when scrutinised later, in the cold light of day.

It does not, as those suffering from bardolatry repeatedly claim, offer unparalleled insight into universal human truths (most "universal" things, when scrutinised, turn out to be specific to a dominant class anyway).

Your financial information MUST stack up when scrutinised - so ask yourself these questions: The first step is to make an estimate of all the different costs involved in starting your new business: startup costs, overheads and working capital - and how you're going to raise the money you need.

However, whilst these studies follow a similar approach, when scrutinised and compared, they show great variety in the methods used and the results obtained.

Alone among big banks, it has also said it will put a price on carbon dioxide (of between $20 and $40 per ton) when scrutinising loan requests from industry.

Three years ago, she bristled at suggestions that her tax inspectors had not been tough enough when scrutinising the group's tax UK arrangements.

Photographs are instantaneous and ephemeral; it takes time to represent the advance of sagging, wrinkled mortality, as Rembrandt does when scrutinising his own face.

Instead, Lord Hutton honourably accepted Lord Falconer's invitation to conduct an inquiry on the basis of narrowly restrictive terms of reference that he interpreted narrowly when it came to the government's role in spinning, but expansively when scrutinising the BBC's conduct.

"Among them, we would need to ensure that we had adequate internal resources to do the job, as well as guaranteed access to the necessary data and analytical expertise within Whitehall, as we have when scrutinising the government's policies".