Scrutinizing in a sentence

But the town has aggressively lowered its expenses by eliminating two jobs through attrition, and scrutinizing every other line item — from fuel to overtime — on the expense side of the ledger.

His recent America’s Cultural Revolution, is worth scrutinizing not only to rebut his specific criticisms but also to expose the general method of the left-liberal nitpickers and to hold up the author as an exemplar: the debunker, debunked.

Historically, Congress played a powerful role in scrutinizing foreign aid.

Lawmakers are additionally scrutinizing the financial institution.

These skills are directly related to how party members interact with NPCs throughout the world, ranging from scrutinizing them to outright challenging them to fights.

This investment model considers the impacts of companies on society and the environment, as well as scrutinizing corporate culture and behavior.

While scrutinizing 14 loans issued to the sector, MPs on the Committee on National Economy complained of low coverage and quality of power distributed to rural areas, saying it defeats the purpose of rural transformation.

And, with Congress and the Biden administration scrutinizing how Columbia was handling antisemitic threats, she had legal concerns about failing to act. She began making arrangements for the police to arrive the next day.

But courts have recognized the crucial importance of scrutinizing government claims more closely when First Amendment rights are at stake, given how vital free speech is to the operation of democracy.

By capping the enrolment fees and scrutinizing additional charges, the judiciary aims to create a more level playing field, ensuring that aspiring advocates from all socio-economic backgrounds have equal opportunities to enter the legal profession.

Nonetheless, scrutinizing the authenticity of interactions and narratives is essential in deciphering the true dynamics shaping political allegiance.

On top of classes and his own hockey commitments, he spent a lot of time watching NHL games, scrutinizing and trying to pick up tips from star blueliners like Cale Makar, Erik Karlsson, Rasmus Dahlin and Charlie McAvoy.

This entails scrutinizing crucial initiatives, navigating obstacles, and seizing opportunities that influence the trajectory towards greater environmental sustainability and prosperity.

AFC’s archive is an extensive collection of records and information and by revisiting and scrutinizing it, Lotson was able to conclude that the song was of African origin, West African to be exact.

At issue before the judge Tuesday was what role courts may play in scrutinizing prosecutors' request to abandon a case they had once brought, and to what extent a judge can second-guess the motives behind such an effort.

Before the general election, lawmakers rejected Mr. Johnson’s timetable for scrutinizing the legislation as grossly insufficient.

Bullish investors impressed by its reach and hefty cash flow have been outflanked by bears scrutinizing its scale and fretting about TV ratings erosion.

Here’s where the bar comes in. Now, as part of their investigation, federal authorities have been scrutinizing a storefront video gambling parlor in Chicago Ridge that opened a few months ago.

However, what if that same scrutinizing eye wasn't attuned to altruism and instead focused on barbarism?

In the last year, state attorneys general have increasingly joined federal law enforcement in scrutinizing the companies.