scrutinized

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• While Wish filed confidential paperwork for its IPO in August, this is the first chance potential investors have had to scrutinize its financial performance.

• Our military regularly scrutinizes each part of an operation to ensure every contingency has been considered and no resources are left on the sideline.

• The Max has been so scrutinized now that I feel like, if anything, it’s got to be safer than other planes.

• The committee might scrutinize data from biotechnology company Moderna the following week.

• It’s been a rough few weeks for the polling industry—one that has seen the very profession of polling publicly scrutinized and dissected in the wake of yet another disappointing presidential election.

• “We need to be looking at the possibility that this might be scrutinized again,” Lomax said.

• When someone is involved in a crime, they expect, to a certain extent, to be scrutinized.

• I think that needs to be scrutinized carefully on an individual basis.

• The Gates version of “philanthrocapitalism” has been widely scrutinized and critiqued (PDF) by foundation-watchers.

• The highly-publicized (and scrutinized) Vogue cover featuring Kim Kardashian and Kanye West is flying off shelves.

• He scratched his head, scrutinized the article he had been perusing, and took a graceful survey of the paper.

• "I dunno but you're right," observed Redmond after a pause, during which he keenly the young agent's face.