Sentence examples for In rigour from inspiring English sources

The ideal outcome for me is someone trained in rigour; in high-intellectual reasoning; able to pick up and discard the norms of a discipline.

My work has a different grammar to Reich's, but I am also interested in rigour, a piece having integrity in the way things happen within it.

She believes it's because, despite obtaining a first-class honours degree, employers perceive her academic credentials as lacking in rigour compared to those studying more established subjects.

Yes, my work has sometimes been criticised for being somehow non-specific or lacking in rigour, but, in fact, the rigour is in the nuances.

Less than 48 hours after I attended only my second meeting of the Press Complaints Commission, it was being variously described as ineffective, lacking in rigour and toothless – and those have been among the milder epithets used.

Mr Cameron said that the Press Complaints Commission had shown itself to be "ineffective and lacking in rigour" and there was a need for an entirely new system of regulation for the press.

It is being criticised for appearing biased and lacking in editorial rigour, in effect becoming an extension of the Qatari government rather than an independent news organisation.

Both in its rigour and in its devotion, the pope's writing reflects the enclosed places in which he has spent most of his 82 years.

There is a kind of slavishness in churlish rigour and servility in compulsion, and I hold that that which cannot be compassed by reason, wisdom and discretion, can never be attained by force and constraint..

The doctors' need for dichotomy was in opposition to patient narratives in which rigour and emotion were intensified by one another.

In particular, greater rigour in exploring the roles played by different contextual variables such as characteristics of the issue of interest, the culture of the sponsoring organization and attributes of the decision being made is needed.