Sentence examples for a rather rigorous from inspiring English sources

I am a complete atheist, so I'm obliged to produce a rather rigorous morality.

An obstacle for a widespread use of seismoelectric effect (SE) of the first kind is its purely empirical foundations and difficulties in creation of a rather rigorous theory.

"The industry as a whole is going through a rather rigorous evolution," says Michael Steiner, leader of the Pharmaceutical Executive Services Group at RegentAtlantic Capital, LLC, and provider of wealth management services for pharmaceutical and biotech industry executives.

Citizens of Civics When I was in the 8th grade back in the 1960s, we were required to take a rather rigorous class on the Constitution.

The benefit is that after the initial approximations, one has a rather rigorous measure of the similarity of pieces of proteins.

If the two vectors have been normalised to unit vector length, s ij offers a rather rigorous measure of similarity in the range 0 to 1.

But here she shows a departure from the rather rigorous division between painting and small bronze sculpture.

Nevertheless and possibly as a result of the rather rigorous inclusion and exclusion criteria, the included studies in the review are generally considered of good methodological quality as evaluated by Cochrane's collaboration tool of bias.

And the oath of "believing in freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from abuse …" would arguably entail, from the prime minister, her cabinet, her party and her Ukip fellow travellers, a rather more rigorous rejection of Islamophobia, so that Muslim women in shopping centres didn't have to be dragged along the ground by their hijabs in a newly emboldened climate of "saying the unsayable".

One presidential hopeful has already failed to pass the mandatory and rather rigorous Kazakh language test.

She was also personal in the most transformative sense — not self-indulgent, but rather rigorous.