Sentence examples for widespread scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The case drew widespread scrutiny of undercover police tactics.

His letters to shareholders have become as much a part of a financial education as Warren Buffett's, and his portfolio the source of widespread scrutiny.

Palin, while he might not suffer quite such widespread scrutiny as the small man from Minnesota, hints at a similar sentiment.

The announcement came in the middle of a year of widespread scrutiny, both of CNN's performance and, by extension, that of Mr. Walton.

As for dialing things back a bit given the widespread scrutiny surrounding the derivatives industry, well, that did not quite happen.

The Goldman Sachs deal was approved by the parliament's finance committee on Thursday, but it has come under widespread scrutiny and criticism in recent weeks.

He has also been the subject of widespread psychological scrutiny in the French news media concerning his commitment and maturity.

Our society is an open one in which issues are exposed to widespread public scrutiny, and we can be confident that nothing truthful will be said in Geneva that has not been said before in America.

Somewhere in there, Usher created a paradox and hit commercial pay dirt by finding a way to appear to be baring his soul in his art without actually having to open up all of his life to widespread public scrutiny.

The Lord's Resistance Army has been murdering, mutilating and kidnapping children across East and Central Africa for decades, and has been the focus of numerous military operations, but while their atrocities were well known, the group did not come under their current widespread global scrutiny until the YouTube video.

One possible fix is to allow issuers to disclose information only to the ratings agencies, but that happened with CDOs, and, lacking the light of widespread public scrutiny, the credit reviewers overlooked a lot of damaging data.