under scrutiny

The times have changed, and most of those under scrutiny are dead.

But the Administration's use of her study does not stand up under scrutiny.

"All big programs will come under scrutiny because of their size."

The board itself will come under scrutiny in coming months.

He decided on a game plan that would show only good things under the scrutiny.

Every time you had a thought, it would be under the scrutiny of four to five people.

By the beginning of the 1970s the relationship was therefore again under scrutiny.

Officials said it was not the first time the family had come under scrutiny.

In the past, security at the complex has came under outside scrutiny.

Under scrutiny, there was simply less than met the eye.