Sentences with phrase «come under scrutiny near»

Students and young adults who start out with limited credit histories need to realize that their credit will come under scrutiny near - term and in the futures.

Not exact matches

In 1953, Vecchi partnered with Richard Miller to found the Tiber Press, printing artwork for such figures as Helen Frankenthaler, Michael Goldberg, Alfred Leslie, and Joan Mitchell, joined by poet Daisy Aldan, the friends went on to found Folder, a magazine produced under the careful scrutiny of Vecchi, an academically trained artist who originally came from Pianuro, near Bologna.

Because the law on marijuana use is likely to change in the very near future, the whole area of drug crime is coming under more scrutiny.