Sentence examples for an extremely rigorous from inspiring English sources

"It's an extremely rigorous process," says Ken Fields, a spokesman for the voting-machine company ES&S.

Garriott describes himself as deeply influenced by Tolkien, who, as he points out, took an extremely rigorous view of make-believe.

Jonathan Clark, the bishop of Croydon and Citizens UK leader, explained: "Extensive checks are carried out on the children Safe Passage UK works with while they are still in Calais to verify that they are under 18; this is an extremely rigorous process and our lawyers spend 10 hours just on verification for each case.

(In 2015 the navy announced that it would open the SEAL program to women, though no time frame was given). Candidates who pass two months of preparatory training, including a battery of demanding physical and mental screening tests, enter an extremely rigorous six-month Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training program, often said to be the toughest in the U.S. military.

Candidates who pass two months of preparatory training, including a battery of demanding physical and mental screening tests, enter an extremely rigorous six-month Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training program, often said to be the toughest in the U.S. military.

"It was an extremely rigorous process.

"What makes this easy for a chief scientist is that so much rigorous work has gone on around the globe to get an agreed statement on the basis of extremely rigorous science….Clearly climate change is an extremely important threat to us," Sir Mark said.

The exhibition, according to the Tate curator Matthew Gale, will seek to "redress the idea that he was a quirky artist, allowing his cat to paint, but rather show that he was extremely rigorous, with a clear sense of how his work was progressing... and it will give a sense of the extraordinary variety of his production".

Paul Marshall, the assistant director of children's services at Rochdale, which is also using agency staff to plug gaps, admitted that social work was "best done by people who are working on a permanent basis," but said the "extremely rigorous" hiring process would not be rushed.

"Their work is very elegant and extremely rigorous," says Radhika Atit, a skin biologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who was not involved in the new study.

He has been indicted by a grand jury, is at liberty under extremely rigorous bail conditions, and faces serious felony charges that would give any guilty man pause for thought about fleeing the jurisdiction.