Sentences with phrase «all held up to scrutiny»

This widely repeated figure doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

With that context in mind, here are the three reasons why the 20,000 job loss estimate does not hold up to scrutiny.

Second, you must possess a quality product that holds up to scrutiny.

However, the incident does not appear to be holding up to scrutiny after the founder of the exchange made an odd request to the developers of Nano shortly after discovering the alleged theft.

Whether it saves money this year or not is less important than avoiding consequences from having your finances entangled in a tax return which might not hold up to the scrutiny of an audit.

Unfortunately that just doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Biblical creationism just does not hold up to this scrutiny.

If your beliefs can not hold up to scrutiny then it's not scrutiny that is the problem!

First known writing, post deluge, and it holds up to scrutiny.

When you think of it, when Paul said in the Corinthian correspondence that one prophet should speak; then when another stands up to speak the first one should be quiet and sit down; and that the content of what they say is held up to scrutiny, discerned and judged by the community... wasn't Paul implicitly giving room for heresy?

YOU: When you think of it, when Paul said in the Corinthian correspondence that one prophet should speak; then when another stands up to speak the first one should be quiet and sit down; and that the content of what they say is held up to scrutiny, discerned and judged by the communityâ $ ¦ wasnâ $ ™ t Paul implicitly giving room for heresy?

Attachment Parenting holds up to scrutiny: «[Mothers] research; they seek out best practices; they join a group, form a committee and agitate for their version of feeding / disciplining / sleeping.

I don't think Rae's conclusion holds up to scrutiny.

And now politicians use it to avoid offending any part of the electorate and to escape the kinds of details which might later actually allow us to hold them up to scrutiny.

Parete's unstated aim is to hold up to scrutiny the Mike Hein money machine, which to date has poured close to $ 300,000 into the candidate's campaign coffers over the last few years.

This week a major geochemistry conference heard an argument for life on Earth having originated on Mars, but does this hold up to scrutiny?

For if this discovery holds up to scrutiny — and some of my colleagues aren't sure that it does — it is the first direct sighting of the gravitational waves that Albert Einstein predicted shortly after he proposed his general theory of relativity in 1915.

But it hasn't held up to scrutiny.

> If the results of the study hold up to scrutiny, Dr. Malaspina said, «The next question is, «What might explain that finding?»

Of the several million species yet to be discovered, there is a reasonable argument that many are very rare and thus extra-vulnerable to extinction, but the common statement that «Species are going extinct faster than we can discover them» does not hold up to scrutiny.

Even the «dangerous» LDL type doesn't hold up to scrutiny as a culprit for heart disease.

The statistics behind the finding that the couples that met online were more likely to break up do hold up to scrutiny, but these results are certainly not the last word given the small sample of only 280 couples that met online, as compared to more than 6,000 in the study by Cacioppo and colleagues.

The problem is, the film doesn't hold up to any scrutiny — it's a terrible Christmas movie, and has some pretty cynical things to say about relationships.

His assertion that Escape from New York holds contemporaneous relevance to the Iran hostage crisis that climaxed with Reagan's ascent to power is convenient in that most pop is incidentally socio - politically resonant; and the analogy doesn't really hold up to any scrutiny, particularly if you factor in the film's nihilistic conclusion.

The integrity of in - game mechanics are polished and hold up to the scrutiny we 2016 - based reviewers can place upon them.

This is a running theme with these movies, all surface but not enough substance to hold up to scrutiny.

This was also the film (along with another disaster, the live - action Beauty and the Beast remake) that has made me begin to question Emma Watson's acting abilities outside of Hogwarts, as her officious and exacting mannerisms have not held up to the scrutiny of time.

Though Banning's quick thinking and acting that night holds up to scrutiny, the harrowing experience is enough to get him reassigned to a desk job that he is eager to shed.

In dances they make, kids can embody troubling ideas, hold them up to scrutiny, play with them, and, consequently, make them less threatening.

If NIO's lap holds up to scrutiny, the EP9 stomped a whole slew of incredible cars, including the Porsche 918, Lamborghini Aventador LP750 - 4 SV, and even the barely road - legal Radical SR8LM, which clocked in a 6:48 lap.

By the standards of the mid-sized executive sedan marketplace, though, that claim does hold up to scrutiny: a majority of the Genesis G80's competitors sit in the mid-to-high - $ 40,000 bracket, with vehicles like the Mercedes - Benz E-Class entering the fray with price tags in the low $ 50,000 region.

Ultimately the Mormon faith does not hold up to the scrutiny of this young boy's mind and this leads to powerful questions about the whole process of forcing fanatical religious beliefs on the mind of a child.

But don't hide behind claims that don't hold up to scrutiny.

The AeroMexico Visa Secured Card provides its users with benefits that hold up to scrutiny.

[1 — 3] Furthermore, the suggestion that lethal control methods would be more effective — implicit in HAHF's criticism of TNR — simply doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Can the sequel hold up to scrutiny?

This concept — like the rest of the plot — doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

«You need a good - looking world too, to hold up to scrutiny at 4K.»

Can one of the most ambitious games ever conceived actually hold up to our scrutiny while still being fun to play?

I suspect Macsterr will be receiving some form of compensation if his claim holds up to scrutiny.

In each case, unspoken rules governing the placement of the signified and the signifier are put on trial, held up to scrutiny through various unexpected inversions.

Language, objects, institutions — the base elements that constitute «the way things are» — are all held up to scrutiny, only to show us that things are also always some other way, too.

This was a nice idea, but it does nt hold up to scrutiny.

There will be no agreements at Poznan because the «science» supporting anthropomorphic climate change sucks, it doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

When you have a theory that can hold up to scrutiny without hiding declines, hiding data, rewriting history, and is falsifiable, get back to us.

If you are concerned about it holding up to scrutiny, you may be a little more shy.

But how does that image hold up to scrutiny?

Of course if Watts» paper holds up to scrutiny, similar analyses will have to be performed on the global datasets, so it is a little early to say it won't do much to the BEST results.

This, in turn, leaves those outside of the community to see even a small division of belief on controversial theories as evidence that the leading explanation does not hold up to scrutiny.

Scientific thinking looks at all sides and considers them for merit and discards those that don't hold up to scrutiny.