close scrutiny

He's got his own way of doing things, and sometimes it might not stand close scrutiny.

Now he had the roof under close scrutiny as well.

I've known her for more than 20 years, and she holds up at close scrutiny.

More important, the hospital's operations will be under close scrutiny in the coming months.

Under close scrutiny, much of their evidence was found to be wanting.

The way that scientists know anything: close scrutiny of the evidence.

Then again, some of our own assumptions may not hold up under close scrutiny.

However, any relationship between the two of them will naturally come under close scrutiny.

Today, the wood industry, in particular, is under close scrutiny.

That story didn't bear too much close scrutiny, but it would be good enough for now.

Her dress, compared with most of those around her, wouldn't stand up to close scrutiny.

But even here, in the darkness of the mines, his disguise could not hold out to close scrutiny.

Though it wouldn't stand up to close scrutiny, it didn't have to.

What hasn't changed is his commitment to close scrutiny.

The students put the two lawyers and the criminal justice system to close scrutiny.

He thought the whole plan was outlandish, and felt certain that it would never hold up to close scrutiny.

Here's hoping they stand up to close scrutiny on the recording made soon after.

While exposing David, he couldn't leave himself vulnerable to close scrutiny.

This argument does not hold up to close scrutiny.

There was nothing really specific yet, just things that didn't hang together, or hold up to close scrutiny.