Sentences with phrase «much scrutiny»

Nobody will examine your profile with as much scrutiny as you will.

I can't imagine wanting to live in the public eye under so much scrutiny in the first place, but it goes with the job.

These individuals are hired after much scrutiny as a lot depends on them when it comes to handling staff members and teachers.

Back to the article, I don't see why there is so much scrutiny over review scores.

They are constantly mentioned in the news — often with much scrutiny and, more often than not, in a negative light.

But even as credit recovery has grown into a movement, it hasn't received much scrutiny.

This means that besides making the process easier and cheaper, it is also faster as there isn't much scrutiny involved.

Thus, the spatial and seasonal evolution of forcing in the future requires as much scrutiny as the global mean estimate.

As these professionals are responsible for providing service excellence within a restaurant environment, they are chosen with care and after much scrutiny.

With so much scrutiny of each stock and every information related to it, it has become difficult to generate additional insights that can lead to alpha or extra returns.

Even though the job of a nursing student is to provide limited nursing care to patients, they are hired following much scrutiny.

He hasn't finished with the official swearing in ceremonies yet, so too much scrutiny over everythnig he has done so far may be premature.

Coons said that while Diamond Point homeowners have faced the inconvenience of producing identification to prove they were local residents, out - of - area renters were gaining entry with beach passes provided without much scrutiny by the town — and some of the cards were being shared freely among non-residents.

High points such as his winning goals in the 2014 Champions League final and 2014 Copa del Rey final have been eclipsed somewhat by anonymous performances in El Clasicos and other important match - ups which saw him come under much scrutiny from a large section of Real's fickle support.

The charges stem from an investigation into Mr. Scarborough's per diem payments — the money Albany lawmakers are paid in expenses for each day they report they are staying in Albany, the subject of much scrutiny in conversations surrounding ethics reforms.

And so, Teigen provided fans with yet another teachable moment about how completely insane it is that society puts so much scrutiny on mothers.

«All the data privacy issues, the congressional hearings, none of that will get as much scrutiny from investors as the bottom line,» said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research.

I do not think that any of them withstand much scrutiny.

The Yamaha Rhino in particular is one type of ATV that has been the subject of much scrutiny for its propensity to cause rollover accidents.

As George Osborne has discovered, it's an idea that doesn't stand much scrutiny.

This will put the # 16m pre-nup that Mr Stunt reportedly signed under much scrutiny during these multi-billion-pound divorce proceedings.

After much scrutiny since the initial reveal, Rise of the Tomb Raider has been confirmed to launch on PC in «early 2016», while the PlayStation 4 version -LSB-...]

His argument does not bear much scrutiny.

Obviously, every decision in one of the largest companies in the world — despite facing much scrutiny in its hiring practes — is made to hnor Jesus and mistreat the people.

Eventually, Radcliffe said that the criticism of being under so much scrutiny led him to drinking as a coping mechanism and he even confessed to being drunk on the set.

attracted much scrutiny.

During a time in history when much scrutiny is paid to player performance and performance enhancement drugs (PED), Goldschmied explains that the research indicates, «players who reached the milestone in the last 15 years do not show the same pattern of deterioration in performance prior to their crowning achievement as players who played the game before them.

Research shows that for over 2,000 years, vinegar has been used to flavor and preserve foods, heal wounds, fight infections, clean surfaces, and manage diabetes, yet researchers note «much scrutiny surrounds its medicinal use.»

You'll see a winner and a runner - up as well as a list of honorable mentions that are sorta ranked but without too much scrutiny paid to that ranking.

No prior Anderson protagonist invites as much scrutiny into the filmmaker's own life.

Still, no one seems to have given much scrutiny to Edutopia.

The border crossing into Chile required much scrutiny of various documents, lots of official rubber - stamping, and at least an hour standing around doing nothing until somebody in an incredibly impressive uniform finally came outside the customs hut and raised the lone bar blocking the dirt road.

Capcom's port of Dead Rising for the Wii has been subject to much scrutiny lately, with many wondering what kind experience it'll deliver with so few zombies and with many core features not making the cut.

Finally, it's not clear to me how much scrutiny S+C really had since that error remained for so long.

The impacts of climate change on the Amazon basin is a subject of much scrutiny due to the region's rich biodiversity and the important role of rainforests in maintaining a...

Though catchy, I don't think the Henry Ford quote holds up to very much scrutiny.

The app and its database got attention a few years ago for being a very accurate way to predict Facebook users» personalities, but it didn't get much scrutiny beyond that; the Washington Post summed it up as «a good party trick.»

So just how much scrutiny (and tickets) should cyclists get?For guidance it is useful to look to the Netherlands, and specifically the largest city of Amsterdam to see how cyclists are (or aren't) kept to the letter of the law.

As a number of observers have pointed out (including Fortune), the question isn't so much whether Facebook filters out certain kinds of news — something that newspapers and other media entities do every day without much scrutiny.

Spitzer is, of course, right in one way — this shake - up, because it is so embarrassing to all involved and because there will be so much scrutiny over how it pans out, will likely result in a bit (but not a vast amount) of improvement.

Being on the spot on the pitcher's mound or foul line is too much scrutiny for a young child, says Dr. Gotlin.

But the historical revision never received much scrutiny, physicist — historian Daniel Kennefick of the University of Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences in Fayetteville argues.