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It's easy to chalk Bryant up as a casualty of hype, because he does have flaws in his game that are easily exposed under scrutiny.

If you were brave enough to get naked in front of a whole bunch of people, then you will be brave enough to put your work under scrutiny.

The way Wall Street did IPOs came under scrutiny. And a whole set of rules were put in place to try to stop accounting frauds like Enron.

The desks, which trade for the bank's own account, have come under scrutiny in the financial crisis.

The role of rating agencies will also come under scrutiny, bringing to the fore the question of who rates the rating agencies?

The first family's business dealings have come under scrutiny since the release of the president's official declaration of assets for 2008.

That is not the only bit of the accord under scrutiny.

But often these rules don't bear up under scrutiny; Merriam-Webster tends to cite great writers who break this or that "rule" .

The amount of capital banks hold is not the only thing under scrutiny.

China isn't the only nation, of course, where athletes' ages have come under scrutiny.

But the credibility of these certificates is under scrutiny, as many are provided by the manufacturers themselves.

Now, Mr. Modi is gathering documents for his hearing, while government officials have come under scrutiny.

Had the virus turned more lethal, we would be under scrutiny for having failed to protect large numbers of people.

Nevertheless, if you're earning more than you should be for your market or contributions, chances are that your job could be under scrutiny.

But livestock operations like this one are increasingly under scrutiny.

Cases like this are putting Customs and Excise's considerable powers under scrutiny.

Not all of the companies that have come under scrutiny got listings through the back door.

The last couple of weeks have seen some inconvenient stories about Chinese stocks under scrutiny by U. S. regulators.

That might change as the poor health of various states and municipalities comes under scrutiny.

During this time of dramatic economic change retirement and pensions are brought under scrutiny.

Also under scrutiny is the Minerals Management Service (MMS), the part of the Department of Interior that oversees offshore drilling.

Now expatriates in Asia, in particular, are coming under scrutiny by the U. S. government.

The sun is under scrutiny as never before thanks to an armada of space telescopes.

The cathartic method required that the case in question should be under scrutiny carefully and individually.

Everything from decisions on investment location to education, migration and population policies is coming under scrutiny.

The Bill is now under scrutiny by the Bills Committee. Its enactment will mark a big step forward in the efforts to enhance building safety.

Other companies under scrutiny include Citigroup, Wells Fargo, General Motors, Chrysler and Chrysler Financial.

The issue of including carbohydrates in a healthy diet has recently come under scrutiny by many dietary experts.

At various points during the year, the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency came under scrutiny.

And the assets that are now under scrutiny may be much bigger than their subprime predecessors but they are also better understood.

The transactions under scrutiny involve pre-IPO sales to big investors, who then quickly sell their shares at a profit.

Many areas of the EJB specification have come under scrutiny.

The actions of Paret at the weigh in before his final fight have come under scrutiny.

The merits of infrastructure investment are the latest to come under scrutiny.

Their work has come under scrutiny following recent accusations of fraud against some Chinese companies listed in North America.

"We're under scrutiny on whether we, the Japanese people, can overcome this crisis, " a grim-faced Kan told a Sunday night news conference.

Those channels normally deliver water to crops, and diverting the flow to aid dead and dying wetlands is coming under scrutiny.

Working conditions at Foxconn's factories have been under scrutiny for years.

BlackBerry's nearly air-tight encryption has come under scrutiny in several overseas markets recently.

Friends and relatives who helped to run the firm remain under scrutiny.

Now that austerity hangs over Europe, however, and even the French are toughening up pension rules, the perks are coming under scrutiny.

Also under scrutiny is Joose, a caffeinated alcoholic beverage made by United Brands, a San Diego company.

A similar deal between Tom Tom, a maker of portable navigation devices, and Tele Atlas, another digital-map firm, is also under scrutiny.

The numbers for CEO pay, now under scrutiny by the media and Congress, show a far different picture.

As the fighting continued, America's prison camp in Bagram came under scrutiny.

The textual content and the resulting keyword density will be under scrutiny of the appointed SEO expert.

Chinese exports of food and other goods to the US have come under scrutiny in recent months after a series of safety scares.

Putin became Medvedev's prime minister and their much vaunted leadership in tandem has been under scrutiny ever since.

When walking in a crowd, one is under scrutiny all the time.

When we think about the burden of chronic care, we face a second widely held assumption that no longer holds up under scrutiny.

The important issue here is to deal directly with the particular language under scrutiny.

DHS and specifically the Federal Emergency Management Agency are under scrutiny for their response to Hurricane Katrina.

Ozone layer depleting substances under scrutiny.

The textual content and the keyword density of all current pages will be under scrutiny of the appointed SEO expert.

Portugal's debt has come under scrutiny after Moody's this week downgraded the country's credit rating to junk.

Separately, North Korea's human-rights abuses also are under scrutiny this week.

The government increasingly finds itself in a difficult place under scrutiny by internet users.

Only in the "impartial spectator" under scrutiny, can economic and social well-ordered be set up.

The investigation is the latest setback for Google, which is under scrutiny in the US and Europe over possible misuse of private data.

At Watson Wyatt, Mr Trickett also believes fees will come under scrutiny.

The internal contradictions in the current Russian approach to the past come under scrutiny too.

S&P came under scrutiny in April when it downgraded Greece's debt to junk status.

The unity of the Belgian state has come under scrutiny.

BlackBerry is coming under scrutiny for two main reasons.

Also under scrutiny is GM's oft-repeated assertion that the Volt will have an all-electric range of 40 miles.

their much vaunted leadership in tandem has been under scrutiny ever since.

That suggests that something else is under scrutiny.

Animal husbandry will also come under scrutiny.

In July, they brought the Red Cross Society of China and other philanthropies under scrutiny.

The Pirate Bay has been under scrutiny by the music and film business since its creation in 2003.

Italy's smaller banks will also come under scrutiny.

His briefer record as prime minister since June 2007 will come under scrutiny too.

Other foreign companies have come under scrutiny in China over the past year.

one is under scrutiny all the time.

Chaoda has been under scrutiny for some time.

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of O'Neill's golden child is what it didn't do: collapse under scrutiny as the credit crisis hit.

The role of fees has come under scrutiny.

There are two services each day and you're under scrutiny.

Understandably, the response of countries and WHO is also under scrutiny.

The resume items least likely to hold up under scrutiny: dates of employment;

An influential pastor comes under scrutiny for his business dealings

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