Sentences with phrase «kind of scrutiny»

We can submit them to the same kinds of scrutiny that we do for any other genre.

Your own relationship, however, seems to get a different kind of scrutiny.

Taxpayers spent $ 1.4 billion over a decade to rebuild dozens of Buffalo's public schools, but how roughly $ 549 million of that was spent hasn't been specified, raising questions about how much profit the developer made and what kind of scrutiny a local oversight board exercised.

And, of course, we know how every dime is spent and how every public school is performing or not performing — but we're not willing to have the same kind of scrutiny for private schools that are taking public money.

The guide offers checklists of steps scientists should take (and avoid) when confronted with several different kinds of scrutiny: hostile bloggers, demands for private information, attacks through mainstream sources, and harrassing correspondence.

The FDA has applied the same kind of scrutiny to claims that marijuana - derived products can help prevent, treat, or cure cancer (claims which aren't supported by any existing scientific evidence).

Google knows that this kind of scrutiny is its future.»

With that kind of scrutiny of qualifications, I would think they could save time and just let people order them from Amazon.

There are those unjustly accused who deserve this kind of scrutiny or debate, this man is not one of them.

He went on to say he felt Tim Farron had been singled out, explaining: «It is fair to say that we don't see public figures who hold to other faiths, generally, being subjected to the same kind of scrutiny that Farron has been subjected to.

Meanwhile, the Scientific American (October edition) defends him: «Dawkins is frequently dismissed as a bully, but he is only putting theological doctrines to the same kind of scrutiny that any scientific theory must withstand.»

The same kind of scrutiny has been given to St. Francis and St. Clare, though for much less reason.

The NFL is under all kinds of scrutiny in recent times, ranging from concussions to player safety on the field.

I guess in your world no one deserves any kind of scrutiny as long as they try hard.

Before today's game, Schweinsteiger had played 842 minutes in the Premier League this season, with an average rating of 6.77 on WhoScored — that's a bit worse than Wayne Rooney (6.80) and a bit better than Memphis (6.72), but the German has generally escaped the kind of scrutiny and criticism those two teammates have had to endure.

We can start to look at every decision we make under a microscope and under that kind of scrutiny, we don't have a chance of succeeding.

Cuomo now makes a fourth governor facing the same kind of scrutiny.

And it was that kind of scrutiny that led legislative leaders to pressure Cuomo into ending the commission altogether, though it is unclear how much pressure they really had to apply.

At the moment, this kind of scrutiny is an unofficial part of the peer - review system: perhaps it should become routine.

«We have to expect this kind of scrutiny,» says White.

It wasn't an easy decision to put myself out there on the internet knowing the fact that from hence on I was open to any kind of scrutiny.

Finkel and his colleagues also issued a challenge to dating sites: Submit their algorithms to clinical review in order to determine whether they held any merit, the same kind of scrutiny that the Food and Drug Administration applies to drugs in clinical trials.

LMFAO it's hilarious that Ana would excuse Jolie from this any kind of scrutiny from critics and place all blame for scenes being left out on the writers.

The film doesn't hold up to any kind of scrutiny and the acting is, how can I say it, «Tennessee Williams - y,» but for a direct - to - video chiller starring the naked girl from The Faculty, The Calling offers more than its share of delicious The Good Son fromage.

All of the trademarks of his work are evident in this very first screenplay — witty banter laced with profanity, reversals, reveals, a loopy plot that doesn't make much sense if you hold it up to any kind of scrutiny but it's so fun you never will, a Christmas - time setting — less tightly controlled and mannered in his later scripts, but still there.

The Portal branding will garner the game plenty of attention, but is the game ready for that kind of scrutiny?

The schools have attracted the kind of scrutiny that most new innovations receive before they have an established track record of success (or fail and die out).

And when do regular public schools have to go through that kind of scrutiny?

The author articulated a framework called critical software studies, which seeks to unpack the way software, which is what comprises modern technologies, demands a kind of scrutiny few acknowledge and consider when preparing future educators.

This kind of scrutiny can ensure that states are equipped to make informed decisions regarding the Common Core as they decide how to proceed.

This kind of scrutiny can ensure that states are equipped to make informed decisions regarding the Common Core and that, should they opt to continue, they do so with more awareness of the practical reality and potential pitfalls.

In the UK, the combined market share takes them beyond 25 %, meaning any deal would likely face some kind of scrutiny from competition authorities.

His lies will hold up only so long under this kind of scrutiny and the truth will get him killed.But Neil's not the only one with secrets on the team.

The only book covers that might escape this kind of scrutiny, might be your religious books, education textbooks and your proven authors who can just write their name on a paper bag cover and they will sell like gold!

But she didn't do it for her readers; it was more to escape from their expectations, and maybe to escape the kind of scrutiny that greeter her earlier foray into contemporary fiction.

However, the truth is that genetic readings provide an amazing portal into the evolution of species; and often, under this kind of scrutiny, what seems true is not.

Beds are one category likely to draw customers into an actual store, rather than online, because people like to see, touch and feel this merchandise — another argument for offering high - quality products as these will not only withstand this kind of scrutiny but will actually benefit from it.

The Portal branding will garner the game plenty of attention, but is the game ready for that kind of scrutiny?

You may think «landscape» upon first seeing a piece such as «Untitled # 687,» but the picture calls for a kind of scrutiny distinctive of González's process.

The way this article is written gives a strong impression that climate science shuns this kind of scrutiny.

«The U.S. EPA is an agency that is actually doing its job as compared to regulatory agencies in Canada that are not providing this kind of scrutiny.»

In a phone interview last week, Koonin said government reports like the national climate assessments could benefit from this kind of scrutiny, no matter who is in office, to separate spin from substance.

Crazy situations like these are heightened by just this kind of scrutiny.