Sentence examples for wide scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Even before Mr. Williams and his company received wide scrutiny, the Anatabloc story was cracking.

Not least, it seems, because they would bear wide scrutiny in Washington.

She noted that the Bush administration had defended itself from critics of the possible tribunals by saying the proceedings were to be open to wide scrutiny.

So here's a paradox of the paper-free society: digitisation and the internet have transformed international scholarship by opening up some of the world's archives to very wide scrutiny.

However, while Samsung may not have felt ready yet to open up its core 2018 TV range to wide scrutiny, it has shown off an early version of its 2018 replacement for 2017's flagship Q9F series to selected media - both at its TV unveiling event on Sunday, and in an invitation-only area of its CES show booth.

A third, subsidiary, concern relates to the extra time required to do carefully constructed reviews suitable for wide scrutiny.

He said he would raise the issue in Parliament next week as the issue needed "wider scrutiny".

That would let the technology get wider scrutiny and be compared with other renewable-energy technologies.

It exposes a paper to wider scrutiny than the old system did, which should improve its accuracy as happened in this case.

The director general, Markus Beyrer, said the group was ready to disclose such data to tax inspectors, but rejected wider scrutiny.

The Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) select committee, chaired by MP Iain Wright, will build on its work into the collapse of BHS and the working conditions at retailer Sports Direct with wider scrutiny of corporate Britain.