Sentence examples for Somewhat strict from inspiring English sources

"These 'mimimum response' guidelines seemed somewhat strict.

His parents tell me they are "somewhat strict, but not in the typical ways.

But she can be somewhat strict about candy: answering the door to the 12-year-old vampire, she instructed: "You can take two".

In order to make operative the concept of disability, we apply the following somewhat strict definition: a person is considered to be disabled if he or she reports having been strongly limited in his or her activities during at least the past six months.

So if you're somewhat strict about these things, you might conclude these companies were lawbreakers and did not grow ethically.

He supports campaign-finance reform, abortion rights, (somewhat) stricter gun laws, and a pathway to citizenship for undocumented aliens.

A variety of measures were enacted, and a somewhat stricter legal climate led to several high-profile convictions.

Most set somewhat stricter terms than California where insomnia, migraines and post-traumatic stress can all be reasons for a spliff, if you see the right doctor.

ING Direct has had somewhat stricter qualifying standards in recent years than the industry norm, as is evidenced by the fact that it has foreclosed on just 15 of the roughly 100,000 mortgages it has issued since 2000.

Under federal law, every state has to pick one of two plans -- the federal rules established by the Environmental Protection Agency, or somewhat stricter standards adopted by the state of California.

And while I haven't spent much time — possibly any time — in museums that feature "living history" exhibits, I imagine the actors would be held to somewhat stricter standards than Gideon and Margie, whose stiff speeches about the lives of their characters soon give way to rambling, free-form dialogues in which personal grievances take precedence over the dissemination of history.