Sentences with phrase «well under scrutiny»

Given what we know about clinical nutrition, that sometimes a startling mix of foods can be used to help people in certain disease states — more ice cream and gravy for someone undergoing cancer treatment, less protein and fewer vegetables for someone with kidney disease — and since dividing your risk among a wide variety of different foods can help hedge your health bets, the idea that there are universally good or bad foods doesn't hold up well under scrutiny.

Chambers Bay, a public course like Erin Hills, did not hold up well under this scrutiny (maybe due more to the USGA's conditioning of it than anything).

Mulligan, the interim CEO, has served as the company's chief spokesman on the data breach, holding up well under scrutiny during Congressional hearings.

Thankfully, the engines fare noticeably better under scrutiny.

Not exact matches

The embattled prime minister of Malaysia, facing mounting political turmoil and a parade of inquiries at home and abroad into a sovereign wealth fund that he oversees, is now coming under the scrutiny of American investigators as well.

The study also notes a rise in the number of mineral - only sunscreens on the market — representing 34 % of the products EWG tested in 2017, double the number from a decade ago — while adding that those products often hold up better under the EWG researchers» scrutiny.

But as these recent fiery debates within the drug industry underscore, pharma's price hike tactics, now under constant public scrutiny, may well lead to more far - reaching change — whether imposed by legislation or by biopharma companies upon themselves.

The agency's strategy has also come under scrutiny from both its government watchdog as well as Congress.

With banks under increased regulatory scrutiny, the ability to prove via an immutable record that their trillions of dollars of daily transactions have been carried out in clients» best interests, not just their own, could prove invaluable.

The focus of the suits is expanding as well, with a wider array of plan permutations and fees coming under scrutiny.

Given how well the market has performed, and how non-volatile it has become, the active - to - passive shift has come under some scrutiny as being a case of the tail wagging the dog.

The spotlight that private equity firms and hedge funds find themselves under in the current regulatory environment, as well as the changes in fair value rules for financial reporting, increase the scrutiny of alternative asset managers by investors, fund administrators, and auditors.

The company, whose best - known subsidiary is The University of Phoenix, has come under government scrutiny on grounds that it recruits under - qualified students who later default at a high rate on their government - subsidized loans.

Well, it seems that even that restricted notion of religious liberty might be coming under scrutiny.

That is an absolutely horrible argument, however the comment you replied to does a fairly good job of breaking down why all the major religions don't hold up under scrutiny.

The strict scrutiny test you're referring to here would apply under a direct challenge of the const - itutionality of the ACA as well as under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, i.e. Compelling State Interest, Narrowly Tailored to the interest, and Least Restrictive Means.

However, the tradition of Western classical theism does not fare quite so well under his critical scrutiny.

As judicatory funding came under close scrutiny in the late»70s and early»80s, campus ministry staff and programs were good targets for cuts: clearly, it takes less staff time to refer and network than it does to design and implement creative ministry.

If evolution hits a rock, people can postulate and guess and use the evidence to come up with theories, It it holds under scrutiny it can be accepted until something comes along that is better.

The good order and clear meaning of creation become obscured, and though existence continues under Yahweh's sustenance, scrutiny, and concern, it is now beset with the bitter fruits of man's rebellion against Yahweh, against God's creation, and against man's status within it.

But the sun on the mountains and the plains and on the woolly sheep, the total security and satisfaction of life in the home of the priest and in the love of his daughter - all this, under rational scrutiny by a superior mind with superior ability to rationalize, might very well have been retained.

The Dutchman has come under intense scrutiny throughout the campaign, but can still secure Champions League football as well as the FA Cup in the coming weeks.

and a shout out to the arsenal board for sticking by him and letting him build the club, and taking it forward from what is was that takes a lot of patience and understanding from there side too, as they will be under massive scrutiny, from the fans so they have weathered the storm well.

He has not been proven playing for a good team and under scrutiny of heavy defenses.

His future at the club would come under even further scrutiny if the Gunners were to lose at Wembley, and although picking up the trophy would still not be enough to convince the «Wenger Out» brigade that he is the man to be at the helm next season, FA Cup glory would at least give the fans something to cheer and maybe an element of hope that things will get better.

The 27 year - old England hopeful has since come under increased scrutiny from our fans, which was fuelled by Arsene Wenger when he claimed the best was still to come from Walcott, but there is the possibility that the French boss could be trying to maximise his value should he agree to sell.

Federal authorities have no current plans to charge Mickelson with any criminal wrongdoing, though he and Walters, the story continued, are still under scrutiny for «separate well - timed trades» they placed in Dean Foods in 2012 before the company's stock took off.

Mourinho's big - game tactics came under scrutiny again as his side looked distinctly second - best against Chelsea, where they fell to a 1 - 0 defeat.

So the guy most believe to be the best bidder may not wind up being the high bidder, and that could leave credit card mogul and South Carolina native Ben Navarro, who's come under scrutiny for his business practices and is being vetted by the league now, as the favorite.

The play calling in those situations will come under scrutiny, as it should, but the offensive line also struggled to create any holes against a defense that is better in the front than it has been in recent years.

With so many eyes on the Champions League season after season, experience under the competition's bright lights should serve players well when the World Cup roles around, already accustomed to the intense scrutiny of millions of TV viewers and a high - pressure environment.

Despite coming under scrutiny this season Randolph's save percentage for the current campaign is bar better, saving 63.6 per cent of shots faced compared to last season's 50 per cent.

Food laws in countries under the European Union are constantly under scrutiny, in an effort to offer good, safe nutrition to the people whom they govern.

We found 6 of the best breast pump bags and put them under scrutiny to see just how they perform in the real world.

Your diet will come under some scrutiny as well.

They feel like everything they do is under scrutiny, or like nothing they ever do is quite good enough.

The candidates aren't the only ones on the hot seat during these debates; moderators and the news organizations sponsoring the events are under scrutiny and pressure as well.

Golden's driving record, and his record on traffic issues in New York City writ large, are under scrutiny after his run - in as a passenger with a well - known bike advocate in Brooklyn.

Rikers has come under scrutiny from federal law enforcement over the treatment of inmates as well as the size of the inmate population there.

Pataki has a good fiscal record as governor (better than anybody else so far in the GOP mix), a compelling personal story, an ability to raise tons of money fast, and with a squeaky clean record that's been under scrutiny for nearly 20 years...

The show has however come under scrutiny and criticisms as well as many have dubbed as highly immoral.

Giving from LLCs has come under scrutiny for what good - government reformers call a «loophole» in the campaign finance law that allows unlimited giving through a network of the entities.

Cohen has also come under legal scrutiny for large payments he received for consulting services after Trump's inauguration, as well as for a payment he made to Stormy Daniels, an adult - film star alleging an affair with Trump, as part of a nondisclosure agreement.

A letter from Smith and the shadow welfare secretary, Debbie Abraham, to the Northern Ireland secretary, James Brokenshire, warns: «This measure is being introduced in the absence of a functioning executive in Northern Ireland... To impose such changes from Westminster, especially through the back door of a statutory instrument without scrutiny even by committee, is completely at odds with principles of the devolution settlement as agreed under the Good Friday agreement and subsequent agreements, including Fresh Start.»

Under intense scrutiny, he evolved, allowing both the Taxi of Tomorrow and green taxis to move ahead, and hiring a well - regarded taxi commissioner who helped formulate the Bloomberg - era policies that de Blasio ran against.

School resource officers like the one under scrutiny following the Florida shooting are expected to act as counselors and instructors as well as the first line of defense.

Mr. Taylor took over an agency under intense scrutiny as the problem of homelessness grew — leaving him with the tough job of building better shelters while trying to reduce the need for them.

At the same time, lobbyist Todd Howe, who worked as a go - between with SUNY Polytechnic, is under scrutiny as well.

Heastie's own per diem use as well his campaign finance spending has come under scrutiny in recent days as his rise to the position of speaker appeared to be a done deal.

Jury deliberations could come under scrutiny under Government plans to assess how well the current legal system is working.