11.   One result has been to focus new scrutiny on the limited policy choices available.

12.   Still, news of his condition, which had not been disclosed until now, will bring new scrutiny on the candidate.

13.   That support should come under a new scrutiny, now that it has been caught trying to encode its homophobia into federal regulations.

14.   The bishops will face new public scrutiny of their past and present handling of abuse cases.

15.   The Baby Richard case received a burst of new scrutiny recently when the biological father, Otakar Kirchner, separated from the mother and moved away.

16.   The disclosure will likely put new scrutiny on a second test launch planned for next week.

17.   The hearings come at a time when previously acceptable practices in private banking are undergoing new scrutiny.

18.   The new scrutiny is unrelated to the Little Rock crash, she said.

19.   The new scrutiny of government is primarily a result of a more aggressive press.

20.   The new scrutiny of Ticketmaster has heartened competitors.