Sentence examples for Quite stringent from inspiring English sources

While some over-valuations would still get through, most firms had quite stringent monitoring systems.

However, the diffusion of distributed cogeneration within urban areas, where air quality standards are quite stringent, brings about environmental concerns on a local level.

On paper, there were actually quite stringent rules governing when it was acceptable to caution sexual offences and other serious violent crimes.

"The procedure is already quite stringent," she said, requiring photo IDs, medical records, previous school records and her son's birth certificate.

"The standards are going to be quite stringent and a challenge," said Scott Becker, a senior vice president in the United States for the Japanese automaker Nissan.

We aim to tissue engineer heart valves using a hydrogel scaffold based on poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA), and the design parameters for a suitable tissue engineering scaffold are quite stringent.

Finally, there's an Unknown Senders category, which means "everyone else" (including junk mail from spammers who aren't quite so stringent).

A lot of TV culture tends strongly to vulgarity and stupidity so people think: "What's my single voice going to do to stop this?" This issue has brought what was a simmering problem to a head.' Quite what stringent editorial measures the BBC will introduce in the aftermath of Manuel-gate remains to be seen.

In fact, it does not look so bad: in 2008 UK men at age 65 had around 17 years of life expectancy left, 10 of which would be considered as "good" or "very good" health, and this is quite a stringent criterion.

However, using a uniqueness value of zero is quite a stringent threshold, and is only suitable when the risks from data disclosure are quite high.

These genes did not quite meet the stringent criteria of exhibiting a twofold decrease following both 2- and 4-day periods of FUS3 activation.