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scrutiny

[skroot-n-ee] / ˈskrut n i /


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The analysis from Mr Lemarchand calls for greater scrutiny of trials.

From BBC

However, his place has come under scrutiny during this series after he suffered back spasms in the first Test that prevented him from opening.

From BBC

And he regrets undergoing advanced imaging because it generated scrutiny of his health.

From The Wall Street Journal

The resulting buildup of cash is a problem—though perhaps a good one, as far as problems go—that leaves Abel with both a menu of options and scrutiny from shareholders.

From The Wall Street Journal

That first attack has come under particular scrutiny from lawmakers in Washington since it emerged that US forces struck the targeted boat twice.

From BBC