Sentence examples similar to a notably stringent from inspiring English sources

They had a notably happy marriage.

Bananas are a notably excellent choice.

However, in comparison to public and private preschools and kindergartens, these regulations are notably less stringent in terms of infrastructure requirements, teacher qualifications, group sizes, and adult per children ratios, among others (Snaider 2014).

This study is not without limitations, notably the stringent inclusion criteria for systematic reviews, which may have led to the exclusion of some text messaging studies that were considered in other reviews under the canopy of mHealth.

He has also attracted notice for his libertarian-leaning legal opinions, most notably one in which he adopted a more stringent form of rational basis scrutiny to strike down state cosmetology licensing regulations as applied to eyebrow threading.

"Notably, general permits including the nationwide permit at issue here— undergo a stringent pre-approval evaluation process that involves a comprehensive environmental assessment under NEPA and also public notice and comment," she wrote.

(Finland has a notoriously stringent immigration policy).

That is a very stringent standard.

In 1875, a less stringent explosives Act was was passed.

A more stringent revegetational challenge is that following strip-mining.

"It's a very stringent board," he said.