scrutinizing

"It's more difficult to have more people scrutinizing me, but there's plenty of evidence to suggest that when people like me are scrutinized, we do a better job."

Cryptocurrency voters emerged as a force in this election, scrutinizing candidates' positions on everything from regulatory clarity to innovative policies and government overreach.

Remaining vigilant against phishing attempts by scrutinizing the source and legitimacy of all messages before clicking on links or entering sensitive information.

"Many are now scrutinizing Telegram's announcement with a basic question in mind: does this mean the platform will start cooperating with authorities in repressive regimes?"

Smith will have to argue that scrutinizing those nasty tête-à-têtes would not infringe on executive authority.