Scrutiny
scrutiny (noun) - carefully examining, studying, and observing
scrutinise (verb)
* under scrutiny
* subject to scrutiny
* subject to extra scrutiny
* carefully scrutinised
* closely scrutinised
* thoroughly scrutinised
Example sentences:
* The movie star's private life came under close media scrutiny.
* Shin Corp came under close scrutiny after its sale to Temasek in Singapore.
* All actions of government officials are subject to public scrutiny.
* During the job interview the interviewer scrutinised the job candidate's face repeatedly to see if he could be trusted.
* The report on the economic crisis was carefully scrutinised as a guide to what to expect in other similar countries.
* The contract was closely scrutinised for omissions and ambiguities.
* The company has come under intense scrutiny after its executives were implicated in a corruption scandal.
* The release of records to the public opened all his actions to scrutiny.
* Under the cold scrutiny of the special investigator she revealed all her secrets.
* It became clear under close scrutiny that he had been embezzling money from the company for years.
* These ideas have never been subjected to rigorous scrutiny.
* The company is under scrutiny by the Revenue Department.
* His testimony does not bear scrutiny.
* The accountants closely scrutinised the company's books.
* The company's accounting records were carefully scrutinised for inconsistencies.
