Sentence examples for are actually more stringent from inspiring English sources
If you are flying on a U.S. flag carrier, the rules imposed by those carriers are actually more stringent than they are in the U.S. For example, on a recent flight from Tokyo to Singapore on United Airlines, no liquids, creams, lotions or pastes of any kind regardless of size or where purchased were allowed to be hand carried onto the aircraft.
It is actually more comprehensive.
It was actually more complicated.
"The programs that I'm aware of are actually really very stringent and highly selective and in many cases the reservists do more training than the full-time counterparts, because they're the people who wanna get on the job.
"We are using current science and some levels are going to be less stringent and some are going to be more stringent".
What had Lovecraft made them see? "Lovecraft is actually really stringent about describing the Old Ones," he noted.
"These cars are actually quite rare now because India brought in stringent export regulations in the late 1970's," he said.
First, in the two GC (or AU -insensitive quAU -insensitiveme of the codons or amino acids are actually sensitive to purine variation, both symmetry and uniformity are at work, and the narrower distributions appear to give more stringent results.
Where are the stringent health and safety rules that the BBC holds so dear when they are actually needed?
For Cristoforetti, the requirements are even more stringent.
