Sentence examples for any rigor from inspiring English sources

It implies that the psychopathological demonstrations are studied in any rigor beyond the a priori which too often lead us to create an ad hoc mechanism to explain a phenomenon.

The structure of Wednesday's debates reveals the truth of this thesis: it was a two-tiered phenomenon of pseudo-elimination created by the pseudo-metrics of polling, which is dependent less on any rigor about the subjects' engagement with policy and far more on their reactive engagement with whatever's flared up and infected us all digitally.

An article on the front page of the Times the next day said that the blunder raised "concerns about whether the White House is applying any rigor to the process of approving airstrikes," and a front-page article in the Washington Post called it "the worst friendly-fire incident of the war against the Islamic State".

WHILE financial planners say it is not yet possible to compare the plans with any rigor, they tend to prefer that of Mr. Bush, perhaps because it is skewed to mainly benefit the well-to-do who are their main clients.

No one tracks the adult video business with any rigor or precision, Adams says.

“It's frustrating for people that Google seems to just throw products out there without any rigor or coordination or structure.

Porsche Carrera RS This stripped-down, street-legal racer epitomizes performance-at-any-cost rigor.

It is written from a moral viewpoint as a citizen and fellow artist, but my writing is not informed by any legal rigor.

And though there have long been half-hearted efforts to reduce the influence of the Chicago School, most lack any analytic rigor, amounting to little more than calls to return to the early days of antitrust, when big was decidedly bad.

It's information local decision-makers are hungry for, and until recently it wasn't possible with any real rigor.

Sample size could not be calculated with any statistical rigor given the novel biomarkers being evaluated.