Sentence examples for be as rigorous as from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, however, the F.D.A. will not be as rigorous as it needs to be.

Yet when engineers design them, they try to be as rigorous as possible.

Ms. Compton's unusual success in highlighting the steely thinking behind this play, however, suggests that she intended the performance to be as rigorous as it is.

The ECB has good reason to be as rigorous as possible because of the reputational risk it faces if banks run into trouble once it is in charge.

But these studies might not be randomized clinical trials and so would not be as rigorous as the studies that led to approval.

Guidance from Skills for Care, Skills for Health and Health Education England states that: "The assessment of the care certificate should be as rigorous as the assessment of any formal qualification".

The missions are quite varied and believable and the stealth – while not being as rigorous as, say, Metal Gear Solid – is pretty convincing.

The two teams played more than 50 games, and Lamster's attention to on- and off-the-field details is as rigorous as Spalding's itinerary.

Four days before Okrent's column, Keller published his own famous editor's admission that the coverage had not been as rigorous as it should have been.

"I'd like to thank the search committee," he said, noting their questions were as rigorous as those asked at his doctoral defense.

Once again, the final few will satisfy some and mystify others but the selection process has been as rigorous as we could make it.