Sentence examples for are ever more stringent from inspiring English sources

As healthcare costs are increasing, there are ever more stringent conditions for reimbursement being placed on investigations that are either perceived to be of high cost or that are being used more frequently than previously.

Inequality of resources does not only affect small teams of undergraduates, but also large teams of research professionals working in an economic climate that is ever more stringent and competitive.

Consequently, attacks are ever more sophisticated.

Whistler is ever more interesting.

This is probably little consolation to the poor, who face ever more stringent work requirements unaccompanied by money to help pay for child care.

The regulations that govern the claims advertisers can make are becoming ever more stringent.

Throughout the world emission standards are becoming ever more stringent, thus demanding more from the catalyst and engineering design of the power source.

In the drive to contain urban sprawl and the desire to promote sustainable urban development that enhances the quality of inner city life, urban regeneration in London and in other major cities of the United Kingdom (UK) is facing ever more stringent scrutiny by planning authorities.

Ideas proliferate and are shared, but elaborated theories are put to ever more stringent and frequent tests of viewing as well as of personal experience — above all, to the test of the present tense, which is a matter both of keeping up with the art and of separating carefully from the set patterns of one's own past.

The Russian economy, which is already teetering on the verge of recession, is reeling from ever more stringent Western sanctions over Moscow's alleged support for separatists in eastern-Ukraine.

And inevitably at a time when the police are having to make ever more stringent savings, there is mounting concern about the cost of dealing with people who are mentally ill, estimated at nearly £1m in Staffordshire alone last year.