scrutinize

And to be quite honest, I don't even care that they can look back at my life and scrutinize me for an email or two.

This way when I want to accept a payment from you I - or my application - can scrutinize the history of the cents you offer me.

Markets presumed governments could and would bail out their banks, and thus didn't scrutinize bank assets for recovery values.

Just because some program or item doesn't "cost" much compared to everything combined doesn't mean we shouldn't scrutinize spending money on it.

I think it's very important that readers and contributors of this site scrutinize their emotional response to this article.

A volunteer had donated the diagram to us years ago, and we did not scrutinize it sufficiently before using it in our website.

The flight attendant is probably thinking "Oh great, here's some critic who is going to scrutinize and complain about everything I do and then write about it publicly.

Remember that ...."If a man is offered a fact which goes against his instincts, he will scrutinize it closely, and unless the evidence is overwhelming, he will refuse to believe it.

No offense, I'd probably use AppShopper too and feel similarly, but let's face it, the vast, vast majority of iOS buyers aren't going to scrutinize the price history of your app before purchasing.

One certified Apple trainer told me that managers closely scrutinize every callThis will be a myth, otherwise you're paying a manager's rate plus a low-level employee's rate for every call.

If I've never heard of him, I'll provide extra scrutiny to the proposal, not because I'm necessarily presuming malicious intent,[3] just because his reputation is not established, and it's a better use of my time to scrutinize the proposal than to scrutinize some random guy's life.