Sentence examples for are so stringent in from inspiring English sources

However, as with the Mers virus, which arrived in London via a patient who was taken to St Thomas' hospital, infection control measures are so stringent in more affluent countries that it is probable the virus would be very rapidly contained.

The technocratic leaders of Greece have lost the confidence of the people, who are rioting because the conditions attached to help from the rest of Europe are so stringent that Greece would be better off in the future without such "assistance".

The safeguards in the Marris bill are so stringent that it is difficult to believe they could form the basis of a workable national system.

It's why, here in California, the earthquake safety standards for new school construction are so stringent.

This, of course, is not the case with Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan, who was one of the proud sponsors of an anti-abortion bill in the House that was so stringent it would also ban in vitro fertilization.

Security here is so stringent that even entrance to neighborhoods in Hong Kong very close to the border is often restricted.

The Orange City way of life was so stringent and all-encompassing, so precise and insistent in every aspect, from behavior to ideals, that, when you were in it, it was difficult to imagine other ways to be.

This selection system is so stringent that clones form only rarely.

Attempts to stop cheating were so stringent that even metal bra clasps were banned.

I think that's actually why he did it, so we could pay attention to the idea that time is fleeting and you shouldn't be so hard-pressed and so stringent in your opinions and your judgments, because what you feel today could be completely different tomorrow.

Immigration restrictions have become so stringent in recent years that the illegal immigrants among these customers were too afraid to travel home to Ireland for the holidays.