Scrutinise used in a sentence

Scrutinise in a sentence as a verb

".I would assume you trust the hardware and only scrutinise the software?

That doesn't mean we shouldn't scrutinise the way they track online behaviour so relentlessly.

Developers are more likely to rush to defend companies - rather than scrutinise them.

Some people will like the diverse community at HN to scrutinise their work to potentially improve it. Otherwise just want positive reinforcement.

As someone who has spent a few years with zLinux, the "several racks of blades with zero downtime" is a story, but it's not always reality, shall we say. Good platforms, but you need to scrutinise the price:performance quite carefully.

Now, certainly you should scrutinise outside contributions more strongly than trusted contributions, but this isn't the argument.

This paper is likely headed for a serious economic journal, where it typically goes through at least days of labor to scrutinise the execution/details/methodology in peer review.

Ability to scrutinise every panel of an installation script, and check or uncheck a variety of boxes that might be described with double or tripple negatives -- and that's for the adware that is polite enough to tell you ot's going to install itself.

The authors need to defend the null hypothesis as vigorously as you can.> This paper is likely headed for a serious economic journal, where it typically goes through at least days of labor to scrutinise the execution/details/methodology in peer review.

> others might say "requirements for the candidate to not hold offensive, discriminatory political opinions".Or just you know don't give significant amount of money to enshrine your offensive and discriminatory political opinions into law, expect open arms when nominated to head a company generally considered progressive then whine that it's unfair to scrutinise and criticise your actions.