Sentence examples for as rigour from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, its wide embrace of cinema, architecture, politics, design and engineering offers intellectual excitement as well as rigour.

And we encounter her husband, James, an inferior swimmer with a superior attitude to life: "… he doesn't see life as rigour and deprivation.

Where, prior to this narrowing (which I believe is referred to in Ofsted circles as "rigour"), management teams might be able to look at the data and differentiate between teachers who'd just had an off lesson and those who may want to consider alternative employment, these two groups are now lumped together in special measures.

Boaden wrote: "It seems to me this basically comes down to two boys fighting for control of a complex and complicated story which should have involved sensitivity, as well as rigour, proper evidence, proper interviews, and failing to manage the most basic elements, what was the story about.

In an email to Steve Mitchell, referring to Meirion Jones and Peter Rippon's disagreements, she said: "It seems to me this basically comes down to two boys fighting for control of a complex and complicated story which should have involved sensitivity, as well as rigour, proper evidence, proper interviews, and failing to manage the most basic elements, what was the story about?

Further improvement on stakeholder involvement and applicability as well as rigour of development might make guidelines for management of acute gastroenteritis in children more trustworthy to the user, and could improve guideline adherence.

We operate with as much rigour in Hungary as we do in the UK," he added.

Like Goodsell he is committed to bringing as much rigour and scientific detail as possible to his depictions of the machinations of life.

Some of the scholarships they give may be given to the young Malcolm X, the young MLK, the young Septima Clark, so we need people on all the levels.' " What some may view as inconsistency she regards as intellectual rigour.

Our reviewers in the peer-review process can selectively or comprehensively take author-submitted data and subject them to as much rigour as they wish in testing the validity of claims made by the authors.

The sequence of CIMOs illustrated in Figure 3 provides a broad organising framework but it is expected that considerable detail will emerge related to each box and arrow and that sophisticated qualitative coding and analysis tools will be needed to ensure that emerging issues are identified, clarified and verified with as much rigour as possible.